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STARVED FOR TEN DAYS.
Horrible suffering of.a stowaway
ina Steamers Hold.

The City of Chester Of the Inmau line,
which left Liverpool on the Gath ultimo,
was docked atthe foot Of Charlton street,
New York, Friday afternoon. She is to
sail next Thursday, and as soon as the
passengers we're ashore Walchr Brothers,
stevedores, boarded her and set gang
of 'longshoremen at work to unload her
A gang Of them was employed in the
steerage. aud in the evening the'entrance
to the main hatchway was cleared and
the matches we're opened. Immediately
under the main hatchway the laborers
discovered what appeared to be the life.
less body OF an attenuated man, but the
air that replaced the hot and fetid atmos-
phere of the hold revived him and be
fsintly gasped "Oh, God |" and put one
hand on his stomach He was carefully
removed to the upper deck, and rallied
sufficiently to say that.bis name was Jas.
Donnelly, and that he had been shut up
in the hold while drunk. DR. Dore, sur,
geon Of the City of Richmond, was sum
moned and found him In partially coma.
tose condition. His eyes we're sunken,
his lips were black and his tongue, which
protruded, was dry and swollen. DIR.
Dore ordered ice, brandy, milk and beet
tea, and at first only administered NOR.
sells of ice, which Donnelly gulped down.
Az the mans condition improved stimu
lants and beef.tea were administered, ,and
ct last he was able to say that he belong.
ed to Dumbarton, in Scotland, and was
a rigeSter by occupation. He went on
board the steamer at Birkenhead on the
,2Sd uitimo. He was intoxicated, and
when be came to his senses he found the
bstehes battened down aud that all be
had tossbsist on was bottle of whisky
This he drank gradually. 1t was not
considered prudent to question Donnelly
at lsngsh, and he. was removed to Belle
vue Hospital in an ambulance. He. will
pga6ably recover. He was found in q
space fifteen feet square under the main
habchr over which, vas piled sbout five
tons OF cargos. ~
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Defense ,,t the Tyrol.

After the battle of Aspern, Bonaparte
detached force Of nearly 1900 men,
under the command Of General Tefebyre,
to subjugate the TyroleSe, who, headed
blythe brave and enterprising Andrew
Hofer, had opposed q desperate resis-
tance TO all their attacks. The account
of this expedition, as related by Saxon
Major, who escaped from the destruction
ofthose terrible days, presents one Of the
most striking instances of nalioDal and
individual heroism that history records;
"We had penetrated to iInnspr6cki 2
say the officer, "sithout great resistance,
Our entrance into the passes of the Bren.
ner was only opposed by a small corps,
which continued falling back, after an
obstinate though short resistance.
Among Others l. preceived man fully
eighty years old posted against the side
of rock, and sending death among our
ranks at every shot. Upon the Bsya-
rians descending from behind to mske
him prisoder, be shouted, "Hurrah! Y
stuck the frst man to the ground With 8
ball, seized hold the second, with the
ejsctilatidn, IN Gods name! precipitated
himself with him into the abyss below
HMarching onward, we heard resound
from'the summit Of high rock. Stephen,
shall I chOpit of YETI to which "a loud
nag syreyegberated from Gthe opposite.
This was told to the Duke Of Dantzic,
who, Notwithstanding, ordered Us to adj
vance, at the same time he prudently with.
fdrewfrem. the center to the rear. The
van, consisting of 1000 Bavarisns, had
Ejust atormed deep rayine, when We
again heard hallooed over OUT, heads,
Hsasi for the most Holy 1Fisity7 Our
terror vas completed bv. the reply that
Immediately followed, IN tie name ~
the Holy Trinity, all loose bslowf and
ere Minute was elasped thousands ot
my comrades in arms were crushed,
Fbutied AID overwhelmed by an incredi.
BILE heap tof broken, rocks, stones and
trees hurled down upon us We were q
lpetrifed; every one fed that could, -bul
shower of balls from the Tyrolese, who
now rushed from the Surrounding monn'
tains in immense numbers, and among
them boys and girls Of and twelve
years OF age; killed OF wounded . gresl
many OF ns.s- U.was not till We had 90
those fatal, mountains six leagues behind
us that we were reassemhied by thl
Duke, and formed into six, columns
Soon alter the Tyrolese- appeared, head
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1878-10-15

EwGen. Lew WALLACE, the newly
appointed Governor of New Mexico.
has reached bis post and found bis sub
jects SO usraly that he has called on the
Government for troops to- aid him in
maintaining order. The President has
issued q proclamation eommanding the
peace distprbers To disperse, and ID they
do not, then force will be resortsd W.
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Fho Administration Adopts q New
Policy at the South.


Fhc Administration Adopts q New
Policy at the South.
A special dispatch from Washington
to the New York Times, the leading Re
publican journal Of the country, commu.
nicstes some very interesting informa.
ton In the following words: -
"W AsHrNareN,O Oct 5-Auorney Gen
eral Devens to-day teiegraphed the fol
lowing instructions to the United States
District Attorney for North Carolina:
~ WASHINGTON, Oct 5,lS7S
+ a.fn cases OF interference by Demo
Gratis with Republican meetings, called
for the purpose of taking initiatory steps
toward the election OF members Of Con.
oress, | call your attention to chapter Z,
and especially section $500 Revised
Statutes You will he expected to give
your personal attention to all cases aris-
ing under the above section. Meetings
called for the purpose Of advocating and
supporting the election of candidates for
Congress should he undisturbed, and
each party must have freedom to sup.
port the candidates of its choice. You
will show this letter to the Marshal of
the district, who, it is to be hoped, will
render you all assistance by appointing
discreet and proper deputies to execute
| the provisions of the statute.
e 10 CHARLEs DEvENs,
s Attorney General.
The following is the text OF section
$3.50 of the Revised Statutes referred
tor 81 it 3.;
"SEc $3.50 II two or more persons
in any State or Territory conspife to
tprevent by force, Intimidation, or threat,
| any citizen who is lawfully entitled to
vote, from giving his support or advo.
cacy, in legal manner, toward orinsfavor
OF the election Of any lawfully qualified
person as an elector for President OF
Vice President, or as q member of Con.
gress of the United States; or to tnjure
any citizen In person or property on &C
count OF such support or advocacy each
Of such persons shall he punished by
| iine OF not less than Eve hundred nor
more than Eve thousand dollars, or by
imprisonment with or without hard Ia
bor, not less than six months nor more
than six years, or by both such fine and
Imprisonment
tlIfI Al. n a.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1878-10-15

1TUnpopular candidates may have
bad something 70 do with preventing the
full measure OF success which the Dem.
ccrsss expected in this State, but there
is no doubs that money is chargeable
with q large share Of II. Il il asserted
that as high as twenty thousand dollars
was expended IN q single congressional
district. -. -
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Advertising and Drumming.

ISt. Louis Journal OF CommerceJ
A Chicago wholesale grocery house,
which 9 few years ago carried sixteen
drummers at expense OF $40, 900 per an.
mum and did an almost profitless bust;
ness, has abandoned the drummer sys-
fem, spends one, fourth their cost In
newspaper advertising, dividing the bal.
Eance AMONG customers. As natural
result, their trade increased ten fold, the
net profits to the house in 1877 we're
$4,000. This year they will do still
better. ....- g.. ~
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Rewarded;

Steele d Price, the manufacturers OF
DR.. Prices Crean' Baking N,wtier, are
rewarded by the reputation Of Ihanotac
turing good articles IT. is shameful
confession'to make that many people are
willing to. use adulterated articles because
Of ssmal reduction in price,.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1878-10-15
INDIANA.

IsDIANApoLis, October 1o.-The fol.
lowing are the official majorities in the
Ninth Congressional district: For
Orth, Republican, Warren county, 6S5 !;
Benton. Is /; Tippesanoe, III. For Nc
Cabe, Democrat, Boone, Is; Fountain,
254; Clinton, 7S5; Montgomery, 26l.
Orth's, majority in the district is 9S,
There is no change in the other districts
from last nights report. The Congress.
sional delegation in the State is composed
Of six Democrats. six Republicans and
lone National Tie corrected and official
returns for the legislature gives the fol.
lowing result: Senate, Democrats. 35;
Republicans, "a; National. l. House,
Democrats, "a; Republicans, Al; Ma.
tionals, g. The Democratic majority on
Joint ballet is eight. o4~J@.F
INDIANAPOLIS, October 10-1 A. NJ
The Democratic majority on the State
ticket will be about $1,000, and the en-.
tire National vote in the State will be
about 10000.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1878-10-15

ETThe Democratic candidates for
county Offices in Guernsey County
pledged themselves to turn over large
per cent Of their fees and salaries to the
couusy treasury The Republicans have
already instituted proceedings to contest
the election on the ground that such
pledge 70 in the nature Of bribery. c
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IOWA.

q
DEsMoINEs, Iowa, October 10-The
returns from fifty-four counties which
castover halfthe vote of the State, give
the Republicans majority on the State
ticket Of, l2,2O0, gain of2, 1880 on the
guhernatorial vote Of last year. 1t this
ratio OF increase continues it will give the
Republicans majority of $1,000. The
Republican Congressman elected are
McCord in the First district Price In the
Second, Updegraff in the Third, DeerlDg
in the Fourth, Clark in the Fifth, Sapp
iD the Eighth, and Carpenter in the
Ninth. The Greenbackers elected Wea-
yer in the Sixth by about 1000 majority,
and Gillette in the Seventh by about
500. . -
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1878-10-15

3gGen. WARsER's majority IN this
District is 1873 His own county treated
him badly, Van voRHEs' majority being
l73, while the Democratic candidate for
Secretary Of State received majority Of
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saVEGETINEs, J,
NOTHING EQUAL 10 IT. !

sous1 BALI HAss, hey. = 1850 !
Nh. q. B. SrxyExss -
DHAR SrE ] havs been tspubled With, ssrsf,
ula, Csnker. and, Ltvsr Cemplajpt foss stAFss
yssrs. Nothing ever dA Ne any gssd mill
I commenced using the vSaErrHs. an ~
getting, alcrg, Arstslsses Ind NH ,nsing -
vsaErIxa. I consider there ~ nothing squal
TO Il Tor such complaints. Can heartily NJ
commend II 70 everybody. YouFs tsply,v
sss,ya, Ms, ,LIzzK r.. PACKARp..
No. 1stsyfshgs street. sStsh ssishk, hasa.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1878-10-15
EyThe majorities en- Congrsssmen in
the several counties in this District, 18th,

NJ There is no better Greenback doc
trine In the United States than that con
tained in the Democratic platform il
Ohio, this year. Democrats who voted
the Greenback State ticket aided directly
to elect the Republican State ticket. W.
have conversed with several Greenback
ers since the election and they asser
squarely that they are done voting tha
ticket. s 4 $500 s5ss,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1878-10-15
wheeling Registsr.l
= ohio -

Ohio has done well. She elects eleven
Democratic members E OF Congress out
Ct twentys against eighth 1875 anil she
casts sdecided anti. Republican msjority
of the popular votes This gain In Con.
gress, besides aiding in making the next
House surely Democratic, secures the
vote ofthat State for Democratic Presi.
dent iascase the eleetion for a Chief
Magistrate should be thrown into the
House in 1880. = z. 'ia r 2
For the currency and financial ques.
3tions, the State has been carried against
the Republicans by 0,000 majority :. BY
adding together the votes of the Demo
Gratis and Greenbackers, whose princi-
Piles and aims are near akin, the hard.
money and contraction party will be
fcundto be in the minority by at least
the above figure. q y
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1878-10-15

About half the domestic troubles Of
mankind arise from indigestion and the
other halffrom intoxicating liquors. II
| is quite as important, therefore, to be
careful what one eats as, what onedtinks
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1878-10-15

~WARNER's election saves Ohio to
the Democrats In case the Presidential
election goes into the House. The Ohio
delegation will stand eleven to nine.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1878-10-15

EEIows, Republican; West Virginia,
Indians and Ohio, Democratic in the
Congressional delegations, And Ohio,
viththei National vote that was virtually
thrown away, is largely Democratic. The
Republicans can not repeat that swindle
successfully next year. tsia rs" AZ
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EGsllant, glorious little Adams
township carried of FIRST honors for
solid voting, with Lee township good
second. se is xees 81
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WIt is Of public notoriety that more
money was corruptly expended in Ohio
during the late campaign tdan ever be-
fore In the history of the State.
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GrsSsScs. Xustria and, Tasksy.

Z sLoED6s. October ga dispatch from
Vienna says. The statement Is attri.
buted 10: NJ, Comm moundourass Greek
Premier, that the time has arrived TO
prove that Greece mnst b regarded ss .
powerful di'nation. IN b theagAs thas' Aus.
tria will gradually drifs into war with
Tafksy For the preaeut, hosexsf, M
Teszs Is presumed TO- havs, stipulated
thai Austrian occupation .sAall not be
pushed further until the Reiohixth
meSts.l .lsris,n - ~. ~; sS 49,
IoxDSs,; October IA Dispatch from
ViehnafsaFs. The Sultan, while decli.
ming to sign the Convention, promises
MOTTO encourage, Bosnian resistanos, and
hopes Austria, on her side, will not urge
for the present her treaty right to gafri
son Nova Bazaar, 1hich you'd be certain
to provoke resistance 8 The epirsspon
dent declares that the accusation Of inhu
manity is brought against the Aus.rians
merely to justify the Sultan's refusal te
sign the Conventions Fa-fIgfTrYlS
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Ewhen the official vote is counted
It win probably be found that the Re
publican plurality in the State is smaller
than it has ever been before on SO large
q vote.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1878-10-15

d ~ Ohio and Indiana will have ct
least nve more Democratic Congressmen
In Che next than in the present House.
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'i.A'SECOND MOZART,
A Boy Three Years Old Who Plays
: Acc0mpanlmenty Perfectly.

A Boy Three Years Old Who Plays
Acc0mpanlmenty Perfectly.
Another musical prodigy has-been dis.
covered In the personof George F0chs. oi
Detroit, who is but seven years old. On
Saturday last he gave an exhibition on
the plane, ,and the Frse Press says that
not being able to reach the pedals with
his feet, Professor APPEL managed the
pedals While Fuchs performed in brilliant
style Upon the instrnment. He Il, mol
able te,read music, and performs entirely
by INSTINCT for it is nothing else "Firsl
he played the bass IN duet with Profess
sor APPEL, the piece performed having
never been heard by the boy Next he
PLAYED alone, and then Professor Ape
play ed asolo after which the boy impro'
vised solo Of the same general style
and with very much the same music. Il
mechanical manipulation, and IL method
harmony and theme the boy is perfection
and his performances are simply woun'
derful- His improvising is done with.
out the slightest hesitation, and The idea
which perhaps is suggested to the mar
vel by the particular huraor be may be To-
is carried through vsriou keys with
changes of measure and wonderful exc.
cution, without the slightest discord, and
never failing to arrive at . harmonious,
brilliant, and appropriate finale. He can
call offthe letter Of any key on the piano,
J. 4
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1878-10-15

EyThe Greenback vote was the 'sun
certain quantity" ii Ohio politics this
year, and It fell the heaviest upon the
Democratic party-hence our defeat in
the State.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1878-10-15

EgThe majority against the SHERMAN
policy in this State will probably reach
10000. ~
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WThe reports teleeraphed to the
Eastern papers about THURMAN being
threatened by paralysis are the merest
stuff. He had slight bilious attack.
nothing more.
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wThe Guernsey Tones heads iis
county election returns, "The Old
Scratch la2 Va pns stslee9 ~
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!. EEThe. Demo cratic voters OF Moh-
roe County saved the Congressman 10
this District. 2 2 l.a ~ = q Q
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WSArLER's defeat is . loss to the
Democratic party, to the State, and to
Nation. H ais ~ 29'sfssa F8t
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EgWest Virginia reelected her three
Democratic Congressman, WrLsos, MAR:
I'm and KENHA.
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IgThs ,Greenbaekers should look
over their work, and see how they like
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woodsfierd. Oct. 10. 1878.
HTHuaMAs still lives.

IHThe Democrats are a little disap-
pointed, but not whit discouraged.
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VEGEIINE.
REcOslDlEND n MEARTlEx. Y
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NR.ErEvsxa

IN. .6rEvRxA 1890,
DEAR SlR: Ihsys taken ,ssssEA bottles sf
your VHoilrNE and amsconv vincsd ft Il val.
uable remedy for Dyspspdia. Kidney Com
plsiht, and Gsnsrai Debility Of vhs system.
can heartily recommend Il 70 ali saGsssrs.
from the above yeompliints. Youts ftsps6t.
fully, MRs, MuHacs PAsxIk g
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d. l. srEvtssss. t,isas.s Sissl.sea. 3 iR.g..I
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YEGETINE. -,
SHE RESTS WELL! Y

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= ,''4''s A,iMsdfof1 Masss
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-09-25

Humboldt Irrigation and Development
Company.

Humboldt Irrigation and Development
Company.
Location Of place Of business. Sacramento,
California,
Location of works, Humboldt county, State
Of Nevada.
NJ Office is hereby given that at a meeting
AV OF the Directors Of said company, held
on the 30th day Of July, 1878, an assessment
OF Two Dollars per share was levied upon the
capital stock Of the corporation, payable i'm
mediately to j. X. Foster, Treasurer OF the
company NO. 7, street, sacramento
any stock upon which saia assessment shall
remain unpaid on the I'd day Of October 1873,
Will be delinquent and advertised for sale al
pubic anction, and unless payment be made
before will be sold on the 2lst day Of October,
1873, to pay all the delinquent assessment
together with costs of advertising and ex,
penses ofsale. BkAINAhD Il. SMlIH,
Secretary.
Sacramento, mo. 81 J street., sep3.td
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THG DEVIL REBUKiNG SIN.


We wish to call the attention of our
Republican friends especially to the
Ejllowing plank IA their platform
adopted at Eureka and which is now
supposed to be the law of their party.
"Kesolued, That the Republican party
of the STATE OF Nevada enters its most
solemn protest and condemnation
against any upt interf1rence in the
politics or legislation OF this State by
noneyed rings or corporations, or the
representatives of aggregated wealth or
capital; that We view with alarm the in.
creasing and unceasing attempts of the
meusyed powers of the Pacific States
tc control the elections and shape the
legislation OF said States. that the prin
eipie aud practice are fraught with dan
ger To our republican form of govern
nieut, aud should be frowned down aud
resisted by every individual who has at
heart the welfare of American institu-
uons and the freedom of the masses. :"
LII we believed that this resolution
was dictated by an honest change of
ho"A" We "ouAu tOoS Jul udt ia buo hII
snds give three hearty cheers, for the
q publican partys but We don't believe
la this eleRenth-hour conversion, be-
sides, we have it from very respectable
Republican authority that millions
may be disbursed,in political canvass
aud nobody corrupted. 1t has never
been questioned for moment but that
both our noble Senators are indebted to
liberal disbursement of coin for the
positions they now hold, and MS Jones
IA agaiu in the field to succeed himself
Ia the Senate for another term, we
much fear the campaign would lose
most of its charms for his faithful sup
porters if there was to be 10 coin dis.
cursed. Only think of it! When
Zones was candidate before. he dis.
sursed the handsome sum of 5 l8, 900 in
HUMBOLDT alone, all in nice, new gold
votes. which will be sadly missed by
cur local statesmen. who have shown
themselves to be able discussing of.
icers. They have our sincere sya-
pathy III this day of sore disappolnt-
nent, if the Republican party means
Mat its candidates shall be bound by
what the party asserts in its platform.