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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-04-09
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8om giuSus Seiu in SsruiaIem.
gnattb 81 10
A6tmn8 ibr &atbolifen
Sic Stimme bcs berif. Yius TX.

Su uniern Gasen i4eint bic Torlebuns
Der tatboli'den 8reie cine ~beionbere Weii:
Fou seseben gu buben. gn ibr 1T es, bic
@runbidse Der Orbnuns unb bes 9laus
beus bort, mo bielelbeu berri9eu, gu bewab:
pen uuo fe bu su perbreittn, mo 9ottIos
fstsit unb cine taIts @IsidsiItisteit bies
feibeu in Sersefenbeit serutben IieBen. -
Rtus TX. in einem S9reiben bon 1851.
Dir eriudeu sic ~initdnbisit allen benen
ait eurem suten @iuen unb eurer @unii
bei5uiteben, bic nit 9eiit besabt unb nit
senisenber 6enntniB ausseriiitet, fi9 an
Ste Nrbeit MAIDEN unb Bidder unb 3eitun:
gen our 8ertbeibiguns unb 8erbreituns be,
tatboIiiden 9ebre uerOfientIi@en. = @ncps
cItca Ytus TX.
0uBt yttdts unueriudt, wobur9 uniert
5eiIise &elision uno ibre beiliame 9ebre In
ben 8ereiaisteu Staaten meter uerbreitei
werben t0nnen, bamit ~perirrte Wanbere,
auf ben re9ten Sfab suritgeleitet werber
n6een. -S9reibeu Pius TX. on bic gi:
fdSfe Der .. ct.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-04-09

uabm uns bed bic gbrfurdt bic Sprade
unb mir wsdieIten nur weniae Worte.
Nqer @sbanten waren auf iene beilises u.
i4mersIiden Seenen seri1tst, BON benen
bic @briiten slaubeu, baS fe ii9 emit bier
3usetrasen baben. Wenn irsenb Giner
bate wiHen ~t6nnen, mas in ben 6ersen
Derer, bic in filler Bstradtuns um bisisn
Baum berumitanoen, Forging, bann be-
,ueihe id nidt, baB er man9ss itiqe @e.
bet psrnommen bate. weI1es gum Simmel
ftiss, auf baB in Der Sterbeitunbe iene
@nabe. bic bier fir iinbtse SeeIen loom
| 9eiIanbe emf erRebt wurbe,) AUDI infer
NntbsiI werbe, wie iie es Bel ben babinse
ibiebenen WiQionen NAL Wiuionen es 9es
moroen ilf.~-Oer quite M6n1 iammelte
Blumsn gu einem 8IumsnltrauB fir bic
Mrs. 9rant, fir bic ibrisen @lieeer Der
&eilessleaibaft BIdttsr BON benz ,@nsit
baum" Wir erifiesen burnad ben @ipfeI
oes Selberss. Oort traten mir in bic
Rirde, pelde auf benz BIase itebt, mo Der
6eilano in ben 9immel aufsefabren III.
Sect lit bic Stride in cine tiirtti1e Woi6ee
umgewanbelt. 0on ben Minarets bieier
Roidee seniebt man cine berli@e Iusii9t
in bas 9ano Der Moabiter, in has Sor:
bans SbaI unb bic ufer bes tobten Wesres.
Wir beiidtiSten bic berrIide Supeue aui
benz Ylase, no Seius feline Sinssrn bas
Batter unier" Iebrts. Cine fransOiide
prinseifin bat bieielbe erbaueu laiien unb
ibre &eIiquien werben BARN aufbsmabrt.
Oas Batter unier" ltebt an ben Wdhben
Der Rape0e in 80 ueri9iebenen Spradsn
seidriebsn." Orr. gouns bsi9reibt fer;
ner bic &eiie nod Setbanien uno anbersr
bl. S,te.) (aurora.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-04-09
0etbiemane.
(Gins Setra&tuns in Der 8aitsussit.]

@sr 1T Der sroBs Stsrbtnbe,
Der bpIten In @stblemane
Sn ihaueIopltr GinIamfeit
90 miies 10 perlaIen i6rsit:
So. bin bstriibt bis in ben Sob!
Sn alen apern piiblt Der 3Ob!
Da liea' i'd, mic Gin Wurm Dor Dir
Niein Batter, nimm ben 3eld BON mir !"
Doh, aQsemaltis ihreden re
Die Dpnner BON BEN Sinai
lnp aus pes Shelters Iuse briht
Gin unerbittlihe5 8etiht. -
Salt nisesr, Climber |! betet, pa&t,
1ne iebt bic firtterlihe Natt,
Die lser ben @pttmsnl6en inft.
2er errten nit lem Ipee ringt.
Stper lisat auf ibm bes Rittsrs Grimm
Die 6aBe brs6en untsr ibm,
llnb ben ssprsetsn 9lSern beib
GuttrSmt letu blut'ssr 3pbssI9p.b!
ROD fIammt bss &ittsrs iiefle Slut,
Np6 trinft bic Grts S6peiB unb Slut,
Die unite: ibm cor Insf lid rsst.
une ibrsn 5pbtennaub bepest.
CIR rebet ni&t, or psbflast nur,
llnb bic mitfIassnpe Ratur
Spri6t ispsn Ssufssr tauIentfa&
Den Gslirn uRp @sfliften mad.
We!trittsr @arum i&lGst ssna bu
DPit Shlas auf Shlag 70 auf ibn ,u??-
Us ihrfdt Der Mntp prtSbpnner mid
r6ar Slnber blutet CT, fir b d ="
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-04-09

wobnt, pirb ii4 bemnd4if eben 70 i4nea
ME iein 8osti9er rrabn an 5uderbroo
unb Yeiti9e s%ewObnen. rl1eberbaupt TT
es', fdbrt Der 8etfafer fort, rein sefdbr'
Ii1er Srrtbum, Elm Srrtbum, an wel4sm
aud idon anoere beruorrasenbe Staatss
manner gei1eitert iinb, menn man in Der
Yraris isuorirt, bab in isber Yartei Die
brei usri9iebenen &i9tunsen,. ndmli@ bic
%ioctale, bic itaatli9e unb bic tirtlide, 81
einem unsertrennbaren @ansen uerbunben
iinb, unb baB man eben nit bieier 9e'
iammtbeit rednen muB, menn man nidt
su einem faliden Sacit sslanssn mill. /"
Wit &sdt weiit Der 8erfaher ferner barauf
bin, wie Der Biberitanbsfraft bes mooer:
men Iiberalen Staates sesen bic Social'
Democratic p~or,ussusiie babur9 ssi9pddt
III, baB Der moberne Staat BET allen ieinsn
Gimi9tunsen nit ben Gin3elmsnden
itatt nit ben y emein9afte rs5net.
uOie Siguatur bes mobernen Staates unb
Der Garbinal.S rrtbum Der mobernsn
Staatslsbre liest eben barin bei1Ioiien,
baB feline Baultsine ni9t bic Samilien
unb Saustdnbe, ionbern bic ~iiolirtsn
SnbiuioueH linb, unb baB CT lein @ebdubs
nidt auf benz feitsn llntersrunb elmer or.
saniiirten, ionoern auf benz Grisbianbs
elmer seriestsn unb aufsel0iisn @eieqi9afi
erridtet." Chen 10 ridtis III es, psnn Der
8srfaHsr barauf binweift, bag ss meient:
ltd bas materisle Sntereiie lift, meIdes bic
eisertlidsn SociaIlitsu pom ibren ioeeleu
Witarbeitsrn (oen IiberaIsn) uateri9eiosi
unb trennt." Oaber fommt es bann aud,
baB man bas itreiiise @sbiete Der materiel
len Snterefen ais bas 9auptsebiet Der 10.
cialen 6rase bebanoeIt, wdbrenb bic eisent,
Iide Graft unb @efabr bes aetue0en 60.
cialismus unb bes in 9srbreituna beariffe.
men iociaIiifii9en Spitems peitaus mebr
in ben S'een als in ben SntereHen berubt,
menu frsili9 aud ,uiiden ben Iebtern eine
sroBe NebielwirfunS ltattinbet. Serner
ueist Der Serfaher oarauf bin, elm ME
idleater Croft Sesen bic SOciaI:D smotra:
tie bic armee let. ba ia bic armee BEL uns
bas Bolt in Waiien 1T, unb ME es beBbalb
I'M ~seeisneten Woment, wenn Sas Bolt nit
ben iocial bemotratil9en Sheen ~binldnslit
erfiut iei, nur zines sroBen Generals be.
oirfe, nm cine iociaI;oemotratiide Mrmss
aus benz Soben 3u ltampfen. Der Ser:
faiier ma1t enoli3 barauf aufmerfiam,
wie nOtbis es wdre, bic beredttsten mate:
rieuen Beidweroen Der Social:O Democratic
sewiisnbaft su prifen uno gu berifii9ti:
gen, Oa bic @efabr uorbanben lei, oaB aui
bieiem materielen 9ebiete, neil Der Our1'
idnittsmeni9 auf benz 9ebiete bes Wsir
unb Dsin am empfinoli9iten 1T, cine @r
ploiion ifattfinben wiirbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-04-09
Der seaem oer GItern.

Cine alte unb fromme Site, Die Der
bersIoie @siit Der nsusn luftldruns pisI,
fad uerbrdnst bat, uerbient iibsraI in ben
9riifli9en 6amilien wieber sinsefi5rt 3u
perben: Der Sesen Der @ltern. Wenn
bas &iub am @benb ben gltern quite Na1t
uiini9t, 70 be,si9nst ss Yatsr obsr Mutter
nit benz b. &reuse. 6eierIi4er nod 1T Der
Sesen, ben in man9en 9esenben bas &inb
am Yorabenbe ieiner bell. Communion ers
bdlt. llniere 0orfabren saben ibrsn 6ins
bern nod bel smei anbern @eIesenbsitsn
ben Sesen: am 9odjeitstase Der Sinber
ODER auf benz Sterbebette Der @ltsru. Wenn
bieie mad benz Gmpfans Der 81. Sasramsn:
te ii9 CUR &eiie ms Senieits anidiftsn, 10
periammeIten iie nodmals bic sanss ia,
mile UNI ibr Eager unb saben berislben bic
lesten grmabnunsen uno ibren Ss9en.
Was Tam it6ner unb ribrsnbsr fem, ais
bas S9auipieI, bas in FOLDER ernitsn
Stunbe bic 9riitlids 5amilie bietst2 Sroms
mer @laube unb tinbli1e Qiebe umrinaen
ben iterbenben Batter, Der init bIei1en Sip.
pen ben sHttIi4en Sesen auf bic Sduptsr
ieiner 9iebeu berabruft. 9ieien Musens
bid wirb Sobn unb Go4ter ME psrssfsn ;
wabri4einIid wirb bic @rinneruns baran
fur fe cine Stise in Der Ysriuduns isim.
Obne 3weifeI bat Der Sesen Der @Itsrn
cine sroBe Rraft. @s braudt nur an bic
9ei3idte Der Patriar4en abraham, Siaat
uno Safob erinnert ju werben uno an ben
Sesen, ben fe ibren S6bnen sabsn. ,Oes
Vaters Sesen baut ben Rinosrn Sduier,
absr Der Wtutter FLUID reiBt ie nisbsr."
vSnbem Soft ben gltsrn Rinber siebt,
ibertrdst CT ibnen einen Gbsil Ssinsr @e'
malt dber bielelben; ala S~te0psrtrster
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-04-09
(Gnrreipnnben,.)
ct. Beneoitt's albtei. atdiion, 8an.
ben %. MGr..

Das Ssit bss 81. 8enebittus wurbe bier
seltern unter aasemsiner Setbsilisuns Der
@emeinbe in re9t srosartissr @eiIe began:
gen. Der bo9p'its Yii9of Dt. 5int, O..
5. B.. poa eeauenwortb. bisIt bas Yantiii'
Gallant. @enau 9 rlbr Morssns bstratsn
Seine 9naben i'm isierlidsn 8use bic
6irde wdbrenb I'M Santtuarium Der @enes
r~alpiear bes gii@Ofes, bo@w. 9. 0efouri,
als Yresbytsr nsbIf @brenbiatcnsn unb
Oiatonen ionic elmer S9aar pom Dienern
bod berielben &ntunit unb 0elsits rpars
teten. Die Ssltreoe belt Der @sneralpiear,
y. Oefouri. Sm Santtuarium bsmertten
mir nebft benz bo4w'iten 9srr abts Snnos
cent Wolt o. S. b. unb Yrieltern bes
Orbens msbrere Weltssiifii9s pon gtab
uno 0ern. gs mS9ts Man9sn srfreuen,
etwas Raberes ibsr bic Yatres 8snsbitti:
ner bier in Ranias gu psrnsbmen. Sas
&!oiter, ME b%etannt, wurbs erit iimsit &c:
srinbet unb itebt untsr Der peilen Qeituns
bes frommen unb wirbisen abtss Snnoesnt
Wolf, o. S. b. Obmobl i'm Wa1stbum
bssriisn, 10 feblt IS tim bod INNER nod
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-05-01

PRosrEcTINe PARTIES. = Parties
for prospecting trips are daily fitting
ont, and from present indications the
moudteipa 81 Southwestern Nevada
will ID pretty thoroughly prospected
this summer. Quite a number OF
men have gone out into Washington
District, expecting to get on the trail
Of Forey Gregory and his party
whose specimens created quite a little
stir here and in Bodie.. Lake Dis
trict is also an objective point with a
great many, and SO soon as the snow
b fairly off the ground in that sec.
hon many men will give the district
. ttiAl.-[Aurora Herald.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-05-01

SARGENT's timber bill has passed
the Senate, which allows the sale OF
timber lands at S3 SO per acre, and
relieves the lumber men under in
dictment from prosecution by the
payment of that price per acre for
the lands from which they have taken
logs. The bill is likely to pass the
House and become law. This is q
contamination hoped for by the saw
mill men.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-05-01

REPRESENTATIVES, Willis of Ken
lucky, Loring of Massachusetts, and
Bell of Georgia, the sub committee
on the Chinese question, have to-
day agreed to recommend adoption
by the full House Committee on Ed
pcation and Labor of the Sargent
bill, with Amendments allowing any
one vessel to bring fifteen Mongoli-
ans within the jurisdiction of the
United States instead of only ten,
and providing that the bill shall go
into effect next January instead OF
September. They also omit the pro-
vision giving informers one-half of
the penalties. This agreement strong
II indicates similar action by the
full committee, and strengthens the
expectation OF favorable action by
the other House of Congress this
a,auuion - iin y, - ~
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-05-01

WE LEARNED last evening, from
parties who have inst arrived in
town, that quite tragedy had &C
Cured at Resting Springs. a locality
in Southwestern Nevada. A Mr..
Bennett, who owns a ranch near
that place, became involved in a
quarrel with the Indians, who at
tackled him, and in the row that en-
sued he shot and killed four Of them.
They then retired, and have made
no further demonstration, although
INDUCING in threats of vengeance.
Mr.. Bennett has sent his wife and
family out of the valley, and antici-
pates serious trouble. The ARRAY
originated in dispute about tract
of land that Bennett had purchased
from the tribe.-[Eureka Sentinel,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-05-01
New Mail Routes.

Congressman Wren will accept oul
thanks for copy of the bill to es'
tablish post-routes in the several
States, which has already passed the
House and is now before the Senate
We note the following new routes in
Nevada;
From Battle Mountain, Lander
county, TO Lewis District.
From Battle Mountain, Lander
county, to Tus"arora.
From Cherry Creek, White Pine
county, to Hunter District.
From Ward City to Osceola, White
Pine county.
From Eureka, via Morey, to Typo,
Nye county.
From Typo, Nye county, to Tenn
Pahute, Lincoln county.
From Dayton, Lyon county, via
Fort Churchill, Wabuska and Mason
Valley, to Belleville, Esmeralda
county.
From Morey, Nye county, via
Duckwater. Currant Creek and White
River, to Ward City, White Pine
county.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-05-01

WHILE we are on the question OF
the fusion of parties in the election
of delegates to the Constitutional
Convention, we will make a sugges-
ton that combination is made OF
all parties. Let the Republicans,
Democrats and Workingnen meet
in committee and decide that each
party shall have an equal represent
tation in the Convention. By this
arrangement neither party will have
majority and each will have equal
representation with its opponents
CGolden Era.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-05-01

GENERAL WITcHER, lately appoint
ed United States Marshal for the
Territory of Idaho, after visiting the
Aeld of his iabors, and estimating
the amount of emoluments attached
to the Office concluded that it would
not pay to bring his family there, and
that fact decided him to decline the
office. 1t is now open to a low price
man. N.La4y
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-05-01

The Idaho Avalanche notes the
fact that the Belle Peck mine has
been bonded by Charles s. Peck and
W. Rasbford to F. A. Cushman, Of
I;ebsnob, N. H., and B. Hedge, of
Augusta, Maine, The bond extends
to one year from May 18th, the par
ties obligating themselves to work
the mine for that period and pay to
tbe owners the sum Of $4,000.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-05-01

1T WAS long supposed that the
brackishness of Salt River, Arizona,
was caused by the stream running
over bed of salt somewhere along
its course. Its waters are pure and
fresh from where it heads in the
White Mountains, to within 80 miles
of where it empties into the ella.
Fifty miles from its junction with
the ella there comes into it a stream
of water that is intensely salt. This
stream pours out of the side of a
large mountain, and is from 20 to 80
feet deep. 1t is very rapid, and
pours into the Salt river a great
volume OF water. Here could be
easily manufactured sufficient salt
to supply the markets of the world.
All that would be necessary would
be to dig bitches and lead the brine
to basins in the nearest deserts.
The heat of the sun would make
the salt. Were there railroad
near the sream, its waters would
doubtless soon be turned and led to
immense evaporating ponds. 1t is
supposed that the interior of the
mountain, out OF which the stream
flows, is largely composed of rock
salt.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-05-01
STATE NEWS.

The Eureka Jockey Club advertise
races for June 18th, 14th, 18th and
10th.
The Independent reports the arri-
val at Elko Of liz tons of copper
bullion from Railroad district.
Tom Norcross has arranged pro.
gramme for three days racing at the
Fair grounds, Reno, commencing
July 4th.
Eureka Sentinel: The ore body in
the Pbenix is developing magnlfi.
Gently. The lucky owners are jubi.
liant over their prospects, -
Bishop Whi'akeris on trip to the
eastern part of the State, and will
visit the towns en- the railroad and
Hamilton, Ward, Cherry Creek and
Eioche,
The Eureka Sentinel says the race
mare Emma Skaggs will be taken to
Utah, where she will measure PAGES
with some of the fleet ones of that
Territory. :.
Says the Reno Journal of Sunday
The jury in the Ricard- Central Pa
cific Railroad case came into court
last evening with verdict for 81 900
in favor of the plaintiff. The rail
road attorneys say they will spend
ten times the amount before the boy
shall get cent.
White Pine News: The Eberhardt
tunnel has passed the 5000 foot m rk,
and we learn that the header is again
in vein mater. The tunnel is now
in the vicinity of ground that proved
very valuable near the surface, and
its course during the next 500 feet
will be watched with interest.
Says the Sun; During the whole of
this winter the Typo Con. had $780,
900 worth of base bullion lying at
the furnaces ready for shipment, but
had no means of conveying to the
railroad. The company employ about
$50 men around the furnaces and in
the nine, and as they are constantly
charging their operations the num-
Der will probably be increased before
great while.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-05-01

THE Duke of Sutherland, who owns
a round million of acres in Scotland,
has petitioned and obtained leave, his
heir consenting, to disentail the es-
tates which have been in the family
for some 600 years.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-05-01
Uses Of tho Photograph.

ITO what uses do you expect the
photograph will be putt" asked the
Graphic reporter. Several" said
Professor Edison.
~. For debating it will take the
place Of shorthand reporters, as thus:
A man who has many letters to write
will talk them to the phonograph and
send the sheets directly to his cores
pondents, who will lay them on the
monograph and hear what they have
to say. Such letters as go to people
who have no monographs will be
copied from the machine by the Office
boy,
"2. For reading. A first-class elo-
cutionist will read one of Dickens
novels into the phonograph. 1t can
all he printed on sheet ten inches
square, and these can be multiplied
by the'million copies by cheap pro-
cess Of electrotyping. These sheets
will be sold for say e5 cents. 4 man
is tired and his wife's eyes are failing,
and 80 they sit around table and
hear the telephone read from this
sheet the whole novel with all the
expression of a first-class reader. See9
A company for printing these is al
ready organized in New York.
"3. 1t will sing in the very voice Of
Patti and Kellogg, so that every fam
lily can have an opera any evening.
~. It may be used as musical
composer. When singing some IA
vorits airs backward it hits SOME love-
ly airs, and ! believe a musician could
get one valuable popular melody
every day by experimenting in that
way,
IS. 1t may be used to read to in
mates OF blind asylums or the igno-
rant who have never learned to read.
&c. 1t may be used to teach Ian
guages, and l have already sold the
right to use it to teach children the
alphabet. Suppose that Stanley bad
had one, and THUS obtained for the
world all the dialects of Central AZ
RIGA.
~. It will be used to make toys
talk. A company has already organ
lied to make speaking dolls. They
will speak in a little girls voice, and
will never lose tine gift any more than
a little girl.
IS. 1t will be used by actors to
learn the right reading of passages.
In fact its utility will be endless"
"What will the photograph sell
for9" '
1--WE shall charge 500 for ma
chine. This will limit the sale for
the present." = ;
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-05-01
Telegraphic Paragraphs.


The Senate has confirmed Robert
A. Sidebotham Secretary of Idaho.
Wood says majority in the House
favor the Tariff bill, including ten
Republicans.
Some members of the Ways and
Means Committee think the income
tax proposed cannot pass the House.
The House has passed the bill for
bidding the further retirement of le-
gal tender notes by vote of 1865
| to IS. $50
The office of the Detroit Free Press,
including its material, was destroyed
by fire Monday morning. The loss
is estimated at $4,000.
Mat. Wenner, cashier of the Clti-
zens' National Bank of Urbana, Ohio,
is defaulter to the amount of $46,-
700.
At Deadwood City, Sunday after
noon, Edward Durham shot and
killed Christopher Hoffman, in dis
pute about the settlement of a bust
ness transaction.
Senator Mitchell's daughter has
married Treasury Department clerk
named Hardy.
Six Indian murders in Texas have
been reported within ten days.
A party of masked robbers entered
the postoffice at Marshall, Texas, and
compelled the postmaster to open the
safe, from which they took $4,000.
-Four negro children, locked up at
home while their mother was at
church, were burned to death at Ty-
Ter, Texas. " - 90
Fritz Meyers, a notorious horse
thief, was hanged Saturday night at
Belleville, Kansas, by mob of forty
men.
At Indianapolis Monday Senator
Morton's remains were taken from
the vault and quietly buried in the
family vault in Grown Hill cemetery.
Gold yesterday, 1ooas.
There was no material change in
the European situation yesterday.
Negotiations are still pending and
hopes of peaceful solution are yet
expressed.
An affray has occurred between the
Russian and Turkish soldiers near
Constantinople, in which so men were
wounded on both sides, and the Rus
sian soldiers have been ordered mt
to cross the linz of demarkation.
1t is reported that the steamer
Cambria of the Hamburg and Ameri-
can line has been chartered by the
Russians, manned for cruising, and
is now in Southwest Harbor, Maine.
Grand Duke Nicholas has been pro-
noted to the rank of Field Marshal
General and recalled to Russia on ac-
count of i'll health, and General Tod
leben has been appointed Command.
er.in.Chief of the army 10 Turkey,
with General Imeretinsky as chief
0f-staff.
1t is reported that the English Gov
eminent has chartered 100 fast cruis-
ers, whose commanders are ordered
to treat all Russian privateers as
pirates.
England continues her preparations
for war energetically and on an i'm
mense scale.
The natives of India are volunteer
ing by whole regiments 70 fight the
Russians.
The Turkish garrisons of shumla,
Varna and Batoum refuse to evacvate
those places, Notwithstanding the
the terms of the treaty of San Ste.
fano.
A boiler explosion in Dublin killed
fifteen persons and injured twelve
others. ..,-....
WE LEARNED last evening, from
parties who have inst arrived In
town, that quite q tragedy had oc
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Notice !!

All persons indebted to me are re-
quested TO settle up Immediately and
save costs. THEo. 8. DAVENPORT.
Silver City, New, Dec. 10, 1877.
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MILLINERY.-Thel ladies of Silver
City, Gold Hill, Virginia Cltv and
surrounding country will bear in
mind that the finest assortment OF
millinery in the state can be found
at 1873 south G street, Virginia. Hats
made to order.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-05-01

The man who sat down to pen a
few stray thoughts had been a pound
keeper in his younger days.
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NOTICE
U. s, Internal.Revenue Special
Taxes.

HINDER THE REVISED STATUTES OF
u the United Sistes, sarticns 1882. 3231.
32ss ant 3239. every person engaged IN suy
business avvcsti.in. OF Ell ptoyment. which
re- der- him liable to = p eial tax, y req sired
In his estab / hment o., place Of bu ine.s .
STAMP deDotinn the payment II ST. special
tx Tor tne special-t year beginning May l..
1878. sectiou 33i4. REVISED III" Mt :. desig-
mates who ARE liabi, to cisl TAX return.
~ prescrib on Form II. Is also required b
law Of every person lisble - ecisl tx VA
alb We Sevtre psnslt es arr pre-, Iib'd or
noi-c, mpliance with Ihe or ~ Ing qutre-
m. nts. or for contiuui hi bu.iness alter
April 80. 1878. without payment CftAxs
Application should be made to
+ G. LORD.
Collector Of Internal Revenue. Ut Virginia
City, Nevada.