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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-09
The Deacon and Ms Calf.

Last Sunday. just as one OF our strict
dsacons was getting ready to shake the
lines over the horses backs and say ''ee
dap" his wife happened to remember
that the calf hadn't been fed. The
deacon looked at his Sunday clothes snd
said that he did not deem II incumbent
upon him TO suffer for the negligence OF
others; to which the deaconess replied
that such language in the presence OF
the children. on Sunday morning. and
from q pillar OF the church. Was enough
10 shake ones belief in the professions
that had been made by one she could
name. The deacon handed the lines to
hi. Oldest boy and climbed over the
wheel without saying word. lie went
around to the front door and took the
back door key from under the mat. came
around to the back door, and as he was
trying to put the key in the hols 1t
slipped from his hand and slid down
into the snow. Finally be got into the
kitchen and started for the barnyard with
the milk. He set the pail down on the
ground and called the calf. but the beast
whisked its tail in the air and beloved
at him. Then he captured the animal
and pulled il along by the ears aud
jammed its head into the pail. but the
calf gave Q spring. sending the milk in
cloud Of spray over the dsacon's shirt
front. In travelling to recapture the
beast the deacon dropped his book out
OF his pocket, and before he could rescue
II the calf stepped both feet ON It and
tore the cover of. The deacon got mad.
No took . hop-pole and belaborsd the
calf. One end Of the pole struck the
shed, and bounding up, knocked the
dsacon's plug hat of. II rolled directly
under the calf. who set his foot through
the tile and then went tearing around
the yard with his tail in the air and the
hat fastened Just above the knueklo
Joint. The deacon went into the house,
and as he unbuttoned his shirt collar
he called out: "Nlaria. you 60 on TO
church. and II anybody asks Tor me.
tell them l stayed home to feed the
d-n calf"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-09

A HKcrPx to produes giddiness Is
kindly furnished by Ndi'Te. stand in
the middle OF q sof, field. and putting
both hands on the top Of an umbrella
or valking.siiek. bend down until your
forehead rests on the back OF your
hands. Now move with a sidelong gait
three times around the umbrella as an
axis. Finally. raise your head quickly
and try to walk straight ahead. What
will occur is o frightiul giddiness aud
sickness. O sense Of the ground rising
up tumultuously ON all sides. wild
rush to save yourself. and haedlonS
tumble. Appreciaiiye spectators are
requisite to the entire success OF the
experiment.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-09

LOCOMOTIVE ES0iSEERs' BALL.-The
second annual ball OF Pluto Union, No.
80. Of Locomotive Engineers will take
place ON New Years eve. in Gladding's 8
hall, wadsworth. The tickets. includ-
ing supper. will be sold for 80 each.
Professor varnsy will furnish the music
aud direct 1t personally. Arrangements
will bs made for the accommodation Of
parties to aud from the ball.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-09

THx Rev. Mr.. Chambers Of the Mount
Pissah Methodist Church, Philadelphia.
has had three Of his brethren and two
OF his sisters arrested for whipping him.
There has long been n division in his
congregation. aud recently one faction
got control Of the edidce aud locked him
out. Last Sunday he came with a
letter from his Bishop authorizing him
to conduct services; but the five accused
persons yanked him from the platform
and threw him out OF doors.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-09

TALLAuAssEx minister who had held
numerous night meetings in order 10
arouse religious enthusiasm. and the
work progressing slowly. bswailsd the
return OF his labors in only converting
half dozen souls. thus 90 tell you,
my hearers, IL don't pay Tor the gas.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-09

ALL the efforts OF the Vatican to
ameliorate the condition Of the Roman
Catholics in Poland are stated to have
been unsuccessful. II il believed that
the Pope will make final appeal to the
Car. and should this prove frui,less,
hi. Holiness will issue an Eucycieal let
ter denouncing the conduct OF Russia to
thu Catholic world.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-09

wuKS Blondin Was about to start on
one OF his walks on a rope across the
chasm below Niagara Falls. Henry
Faxon. OF Buffalo, stood laughing and
jssting on the edge OF the prscipiee over
looking the river. one hundred aud forty
feet below. Blondin motioning TO the
bystsnders for silence, seized Faxon
under both arm.pits from behind. and
held him for q second or two over the
verge. FaIon's countenanee when
Blondin laid hold OF him was irradiated
with mirth. When Blondin drew him
back and dropped him ON the green
sward he sank in heap horror-strieken.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-09

A MICHIGAN gentleman whose eduea-
ton Was considered fair. wrote to a
bookseller a. follows: "Dere sur II
ysw hsv gut book called Dansl Web
stsr on brigs pleas send me copy by
Pyssr's Express, G. o. d. want TO git
II termorrer IL | kin. caus my spellin
70 sessr says ought to hev it."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-09

sourrarL saw man late in the Fall
without an overcoat. Said he TO Mrs.
Squirrel, .Going to be mild winter
this year, Nancy men 90 without over
coats" Moral-It Is as easy for the
squirrel to tell what the weather VIII DO
by what the man wears. as for the man
by what the squirrel wears.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-09
NOTICE.

THE ANNUAL NETTING OF STOCK
i holders of the CENTENNIAL GOLD
GRAVEL MINING COMPANY, Of Nevada
escond Monday In December, q O'Clock .. =.
no77 fwk y. 4. Wm1, esesta1.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-09
LET nE ALONE.

.,.,i.A.a an
Ths following bu OF uossetei puo"snse ."
1884 seems 20 appropriate 10 the present situa-
,,o, Al, s,uth C.rolins- and the solid south.
~. :. a..
tnss sweNpuohsn"
A. vones walked by Q dismal swamP
And at svery body as passed tha road
A s,ick or . stone THE Old Cove thfowed.
And vsnsver be huns his stick or his sione
He'd set mp sons OF " Let me alone
Let me alone. i0r loves 10 shy
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Pricc. % Ccnts.

N, e,rerli ts ea'i for COLLINS VOLT tfc rt.is.
rFHt-st yon lrt sOnc wurthlJ ~ imitaiion soil by
Ts,,ssi -isir. sni anai,s, aI diiy MkLks a rot.
Tglg. lruPriltors. nss' oA. Mass.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-09
PA T E N T s

OBTAINED PoR MECHANICAL DEvfcRs,
~ medical or other Compounds. ornAmental
de-igns. trade MARKS and labels. Caveats. As
slgumenis. lnterferences. lnfringcments and
al matters relating To Patents promptly attend.
ed To We make preliminary examinations and
furnish opinions % 10 pstentAbllity. ffve Of
charge. and all who are Interested In new tnven-
tons and Patents are invited TO send for . copy
plete Instructions how 10 obtain Patents. and
other valuable matter. During the past ave
years have obtained nearly thr-s thousand
patents for American and foreign INVENTOR, and
can give satisfactory references In almost every
county In the Union.
Address.
LOUIS BAGGER 4 CO.,
Solicitors Of Patents and Attorneyr Al Law,
Ls proit Buildlng. waAhinston. ID. O.
vi
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CONSUMPTION
POSITIVELY CURED

All sufferers from this dis-ass that are anxious
to be cured should try DR.. Kis-ner's Celebrated
Coasumptive Powders. These Powders are the
only preparation known that will cure Con-
sumption, and all disease of the throat and
lnng.-indeed. ~ strong IL our faith In them.
and also 10 convince you that they are no hum.
bus, we will forward 10 every sufferer. by mail.
post paid. q free Trial Boz.
We don't want your money until you are per.
fectly satisfied of their curative powers. IL
yonr life IL worth saving. don't delay In giving
these Powders q trial. as they will surely cure
you.
the United states or Canada. ey mall. on receipt
OF price. Address.
ASH e. ROBBINSr
go fulton street, kooklyn. MI.
fpS Ts-ly
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E|colLIxs'Ea|
VOLTAlc PLASTERS

AN ri.rtro-Gaivsnic battery. combined with
"A hlsnlV NsdlcAied Plaster, forming the
Ersnd.st curative Asunt In tho World q medicine.
and utterly suTpasslny AZ other iAs,.t-
The old Piasters In whole year. They ao lOi pAl'
lats. taey CyHk. IheY
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-09
SANF0RD'S RADICAL CURE

Not only promptly arrests the corrodng discharges
In Catarrh but, ~ sympathetlc aetlO restorvst 70
sound heath all the Organs ol the head that have
become affected By n. and any OF the follow
m. AnectiOns!--
Defective Eycsirht. Infiam-d and Mattery
Eye.. Painful aud Matery Eyes. Loss ut
Hearing. Earaehe, Neursisia of thc Ear.
Discharges mum the Ear. itinging Noises
In tho Head, Dizziness. Nervous Head
ache, Pains I'm tho Temples. Loss of tho
senses OF Taste an,t Smell. Elougation of
the Uvuis, Inflammation of the Tonsiis.
Putrid sore tn ro,t. Tickling or Hacking
Cough. bronchitis. and Biccding Of the
Lungs.
Each package contains Dr. ssnfords Improved
fnhAing Tube. with fall and csrcIaly PREPARED ~.
rrcton- for use IN all cases. Price o. For sale By
All Wholesale and rrtail druggists ani dealers
through0nt the United statrs anl tanahas. WI khs
a POfrER. Q.roral Agents and Wholesale Drug
glsts. bosom. Mas.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-09

roratter vAa, nav hr tho eytent OF your sufrer.
ing try one uf these Iiasief,. Relief ~ ttsfistiae
Osss . tact supported hy hundreds ~ tus'inohasin
our pe-s ,.sion. Rcar IN mind that ts most lnlpot.
tantdscOveTics In pharmacy date hack ~ thahtcl
wears. and that e. iat ot gums At'i e.-encts
n planta anil shrubs arr hsrcin unite, with klec-
trtcty To form curative Plaster. in soJthlns hcel
irg and srsusthc Ming props rites a. Tar sn-tlnr ~
MI othrr PastI her,tsilfu IN Is9 as the seientino
lLys.cial 10 - Tie hsslc.!s. Sl.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-09

BANKERS AND BROKERS.
The NEVADA BANK
OF SAN FRANCISCO.
SAN FRANCISCO. CALIFORNIA
Paid ~ Capitai........si0, ) 900, ,ooo-0sld
Reserve U. y. Bsnds).... 3,s0s, ,OOO-Gsld
DIRRCTORsi
LOUIS hcLANE..".......... President
JOHN W. MkCKiY. ]. I. FLOOD.
JANE, q. FAIR.
cashisr:.;;...,..:..;........H;W ". oLsssI
Agent at Virginia. .kevada....s.. .oro. a. KING
(62 Wall street,. 0Eo. u. bRASpkh
IssUEs Commercial and Trsvelers' Credits,
available IN any part Of the world. Make.
Transfers OF money by telegraph and cable, and
draws exchange ai customary usAnces.
This Bank has special Fseiiitiss sss
Dealing in Bullion.
EXCHANGE
On the principal cities throus shout the United
states, Europe. Japan. China and tho IAs'
Indies, the Australian Colonies and New Zes
land, and on Honolulu luAwaiD.
Nuw YoRK BAHxxns-The Bank OF New York
N, d. A., American Exchange National BANK.
Lorpos BAnxEns -Mrssrs. smith. Payne 4
smiths: the Union Bank Of London. jetf
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BANK OF CALIFORNIA.
AoEkoY;
GOLD HILL IS NEVADA.

I>kposrrs OF COIN OR BULLION received.
L j ether,on open account or 10 Issue Ckh.
TfFlCATRs therefor, payable (at tho option OF
The holder) In Gold hin or San Francisco; to
naks collections, purchase Bullion st the most
favorable rates, OF advance coin thereon wnen
Solls Bills Of Exchange, and transaets General
bsnkiuR Business.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-09

We call the spsciaii attention OF Nine and
Mil Buperintendsuts 70 our large and CON.
pltts stock Of Oils and Candles for mill and
81 y L0W fIGURBs e thsy csn be landed
from any part OF the United States. thus
enabling mills ana mines on the Comstock 70
purchase Oils, Candies. etc.. q cheap IN VII.
Rinia e thsy can siihef IN San rAncisco O.
De East. with guarantee Of Obtaining ~
eiass eoods, delivered free Of eharBs ~ NJ
ninss IN Virginia or Cola Hill.
]. 4 ]. .. MAll0Ms
n,o vininis. NsvsAA.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-12-27

\ Drcrp Ban Lot -Fsnk Madden,
deputy T. ). Marshal, aud u. H. wnmo,.
special bailifF, arrived IN town Monday eve
ming, and after day spent in the country.
Tuesday, they 'ucccc,ied In "bsgsing" Ia.
vii o. Gibson, W. 2. Gibson, Thomas W.
Gibson and Samuel Moore, who are chsrs.
ed with forgery under the Pension Laws Of
the United States. The Gib.ons, father
and sons, have long been Pension Agents
In this county, and Il l. alleged that they
have stolen mop than ten thousand dol.
lar- from the Government, by means of
false vouchers. In many cases the pre-.
tended pensioner who drew HE - OF Si2
per month, had slept peacefully beneath
the scd for years. And Il is said that they
have prosecuted seversl claims to a sue.
cessful termination in cases where the
claimant had 'shufled OF this mortal coil"
long before the declaration was filed. The
Gibsons are q had lot, and will doubles.
reap the full reward OF their iniquity.
Thomas W. Gibson has for several years
been postmaster At Level Green, aud this
circumstance hiss, doubtless, helped them
materially in their nefsrious transactions.
OUfro.
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A DEPLORABLE SCANDAL.



In well.enlightened society circles yester-
day the rumor was current Of scandal
likely to blast the reputation Of an army
officer and cover with confusion the name
Of most estimable and worthy lady, in no
way responsible for circumstances which
can hardly fail to maks this present Christ
mas and New Years very unhappy peri
cd in her existence. The facts, without any
attempt at coloring or enlargement, are
simply these, as understood from compe-
tent and reliable sources: Mira. Granger,
widow Of the late General Gordon Granger.
has Osen since the death Of her husband,
employed In the Quartermaster Generals
office, at a salary Of 500 per month. She
has also been in receipt Of $40 per month
pension money, and Commodore Wander
bilt having given her, by his will, $780,
0O0, has placed her in circumstances far
above want. She is still young, possessed
Of many personal attractions, and the suit
ors for her hand have been numerous.
When General Granger died he was Colo.
mel Of the 10Th L. $. Infantry, aud Lieut.
enant Thomas Blair was the Regimental
Adju,ant. Lieutenant Blair laid violent
siege to the young widows heart, succeed
ed in gaining hfy affections, aud some four
or i've months ago, they were married at
Santa lie, New Mexico. Mistake. They
we're married at Lancaster, Ky, on the 18th
Of Sept, last, by the Rev. Mr.. Benton, of
Danville. -ED. ISr. JouR.l Previous To
this, however, Lieutenant Blair obtained
leave Of absence 10 visit Scotland on "pri-
yAle business" and II was On HE return that
Mn Grpnger gave up her clerkship, left
Washington and went On TO Santa Fe Ian
CASTER to perfect the bridsl arrangements
agreed upon between herself and the Lieu
tenant. Matters were pleasant and quiet
enough for a short time, but Just now an
Investigation l. going on at the War De-
partment which has decided tendency TO
oyercloud Mrs. Changers dream Of hapPi-
meas and peace. 1t is stated that the in
formation upon which the investigation
proceeds vas arsi lodged with Lisutenant
Bl,iTs superior Ottcsn By the Hon. Milton
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J. Durham. of Kentucky. and that u ). to
the caec, that Lieutenant Blair i guly
Of bisamy, having had q lawful wife and
children in Scotland NJ the time of HE
marriage with Mrs. Granger. Il il also
stated that the proofs of this frat marriage
are regular, complete, and now in posses
sion of the War Department Gen. Shcr.
man, who isa warm friend NJ Mrs. Gran.
ger, has, Il is said, written TO her tn come
Immediately back to Washington; and IL
is alan further stated, direct steps have
been taken 10 prosecute Lieutenant blair
criminally in the civil conrts, and to or
gsnize n courl-martial for his trial for con.
duct unbccoming an officer and gentle.
man, with reference to his dismissal from
service which he has 80 thoroughly Dis
greccd
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HOHr tTFtfRS.


-
Childrrn'r Yarn CAPS, li"rds, Nc. New
apartment,
NTen,s Isd;e,, and ChiI,,r.n,. n,.r.ho.,
and sandals.
The im,,o,sS s,ocli,s s,,.,,,.,, In
Ladies and Mi.ses si,es
pric,. ,h,, def, comns,i,io,
.'o"s"-un'y Anew 'en' which We VIII
~" I" usc'u'" "'s''"' '" r'o'e 'c'orr the
new wear
hn"ung rams from The Mill' OF ID n.
Louo hrn7 lexington, lust reviewed IN
VII oo'or7' including solid BLACK
Mems Boys' and Childrsp's Winter Boots
All We ask l. for YOU 10 call and ace them.
'o' We 'ee' assured you wiz buY'
A few pieces new Dress Good. at ten
cents per yard; the best goods for the mon.
ey ever opened in this or any other place.
Twenty new z,nc aud Pane, Trunl.
inst in. M nse in sanding N m. civ -
can save rou time and no,e, hv bn,;r.
otu.
,,
I..N rome%oc' wa, our -'ock o. pre-'
80 " ,.'y "s., W W, We" P"'',,"S
IN ~ ooo's, ''o" 'ne che"Pe-' oai'co
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A lard 70 sks Esabile.

In Justice 10 the character aud meinory VI MY
dead on. Tlolaas willialas, ~hs shot himself &c.
cidsntally on last ThankSlisiag day, I am led to
make the follo~ Ing saieiasnG do this heeuuke I
learn that theirs sn some people Who believe that
he shot hlins-li sccideaisliy while under the Ia
nuencs I'd too much liquos Thb i 10 ~, al he any
such belief nay sou ~as duly pobef al the iin,s
Of ths fatal ssiden and this lAcl could 10 proEea
BY several witnesses u undOubted ehATsslsT.
FEUsKs wHLIAsH
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]. R. WARREN & SON,
"P. O. STORE"
DEALERS IN
sugars, Codes, Tsa., syrnPs. Molasse..
Flour, Meal. BACON, Lard, Candles.
Starch. sods. BiulnS. Rice, Batter. Esgs,
s-~-, and Irish Potatoes. Canned Goods.
homlny. Bssns, Ac. We also keep
A complete sSsortmsnt Of Hardware
And Cutlery. Among other things, Axes,
Hs,chot,, Hsnd--s-s, KNIVES ofsll kinds.
Carriage Bolts, Screws, Nails. Sausage
orinders, Se., 6c A. cold westher is fast
APpro@e hing. We have laid 10 lot OF
Goal HOd', shOvel', Tong, Poten
Kitchen SETS. Corn Peppers, ac.. ac.
We intend to keep the best stock Of
Fancy Groceries In town, and css always
Furnish our customer. with such
Things As Canned Goods in thl. line, We
Have Peaches, Pe.r-. ChsTries.
Tomatoes, Corn iRsspberris-, Strawberries,
Oysters, salmon, MsckereI, sardine.,
Pickles. Ground and French Mustard,
Estrsets, Baking Powder, Apple and
Preach Butter. AInoe Nest, Sauces,
Preserves, Chee-e, Crackers, COcoanuls.
GslsIIH, Spices, Corn starch, Laundry and
Fancy SOAPS, Is-isins. curranls, Nuts
Plain and Fancy Candies, Matches, Ac.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-12-27

ABE RoTHscHLD, the Cincinnati
Jew, who, it will be remembered, took
his mistress from that city TO the wild
forests OF Texas and murdered her in
the most cold blOoded manner. has
just been found guilty of marder in
the first degree by Texas jury. The
case will be appealed, but il is to be
hoped that the Court Of Appeals OF
that State is not ~ --. technical a.
they are in Kentucky.
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RocxCAsrLE CorSTr NEWS.
NE Ieruea


Tur sANy To Yor AKIN YorRs-A
merry Christmas to the ISrrRron Journal
corps. from Messrs. Editor down to tho
chap with the sooty fingers.
ScHooLs.-Mr. Jno. Aug. Rogers informs
us that he will open q select school for
bows and girls In this place on Monday
January 9th, 1879. The Mt. Vernon Male
and Female Academy, ]. l.. Whitehead,
PRINCIPAL, will begin it, 9Th session on
the same dav.
Irsr so--Tho ANAL h.v Dow m.k.,
Di.h, h;d.o,, u;,b Tho nonn;n. q, n,,o.
,...u;o. H. III ii, 49,. q. Al.
ANAL how il bonnv And an, ob.s,v,,io,
and o,perierce lend 10 convince n. ,bs,
,horo /. I;,io ,.n,;,. b,,n;r... n, IN.
small how ,f,er be p,..e. tho asre.cr,cl.r
oro
porr I,rpr.rs-uis schooI h,v;rs
closed,
InssIsins ~, sO 81 n M .ssi hs.,hp
Has hied himself away to Knox county,
the place Of his nativity. where abides
Ola I've, female radiance, and the fairy
creature whose wand alone can arouse the
muse of I,eath.
coon I,r,u + n,;rLI.v ds.irs.
al ri. or.,omo,. 40 lnow ,h., x;,h Tho
- A.. ~. ~ nj 80.
- s.an..s.n -. n,,o,a..l n.
- IT, a. - $50 o. D., :.
e., - ",.ah ~ -. rt;.h 4. in,
IN :, - &c. e. - -, ..a
r.. - -, -, - -
- - :.
"s'' 'eA' 'O"' " P.''O"' 'o
CAN HIT MAN EVERY lisE-Ohris'-
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BEVERLY DOUGLAS. one Of Virginias
representatives in Congress, died in
Washington last Saturday, after a
short illness of inflammation Of the bow.
els. He was q man Of bright intel.
lect and high attainmeDts. but Was
slave OF the demon. drink. which served
10 greatly shorten his days
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TnE recent death Of Gen. A. j.
Williams, representative from Michi-
gan, places Hon. J. G. d. Blackburn
at the head OF the Committee on the
District OF Columbia
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BArAID TAYLOR, United States
Minister to the Court Of Berlin. died
few days ago Of an affection of the
liver, aged 81. Starting life as a
printers deva. be steadily worked him.
self up to high position in the liter.
airy world, both ss an author and
as writer of poetry. His funer-
al WAS attended by the Royalty Of
Germany, amid general expression
of sorrow. The remains were laid in
a vault to be shortly removed to Phil
adelphls, Pa.
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The House of Representatives is
credited with the greatest amount of
work that was ever accomplished in
the first three weeks OF a session. Sew
en- appropriation bills, aggregating
CSC, 4s2,13O 26, were passed. Four
hundred and eighty-two bills were Of.
fered, of which 28 were passed, eight
or nine of them having become laws.
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- ." H","''", "is'''' "'u "ho' inv, ,
'o'e' ,e'" o"ie'ess'y w" WIN ,nu'ner'
e"oc ''c "s,e'.c1's y" 'ne su'gec' y
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full servants to vacate the places which
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the acts Of favoritism to which we al
lude-new developments of official
corruption against the people and for
certain pet aristocrats. The latest
exposure Of this kind was effected by
resolution passed by the House OF
Representatives few days since on
the motion Of Mr.. Kelly, calling up
on the Secretary Of the Treasury for
information respecting certain trans
actions between him and the National
Banks in connection with the sale OF
government oonus' ihe oeo'e'a'' !"
ms answer 10 ina. ieso'u,ioh "o'n',s
'hat nor the last e'ght mouths one oank
IN view 10TH tune ' Ns',on",
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