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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-26
DIR. MiNriH,s NRrnRErICUM.

"A compound nuid extract Of Buchu) DR..
Ninue's Nephre,icum works wonders. All
easss Of prupsy. Bright's Disease, Kidney. Blad-
der and Urinary Complaints, or Retention Of
Urine are entirely cured By the Nsphrstieum.
Gravel, piabstes. pain In the back. side and
loln are cured when all other medicines have
ssileS; See Sn., The ss SIaf r. s, Q, o's Ss.St ana
cum and knglish Dandelion Pills: 1--WE have
sold 4 large amount Of DR.. Mintie's medicines.
the English Dsndelion Pills. also the Nephrcti-
cum, and In al eases they are highly spoken Of
and give entire sstisf.etion., John =; Cniids.
vsrd 4 Co., Druggists. corner first and Alder
strects. Portland. Messrs. Abrams q Carroll.
vholesale Druggists. Nos . and s Front street.
San Frsncisco, say: We rvgdrd Nqphretiesn
a. he 6st Kida<y and Bladder RunSdy ogors
IA prAic" AL Druggist. Keep these msdieinss.
ties Enalish Dsndelion Piils. For Biliousness
M Dyspepsia. use DR.. Mintie's knslish Dande-
lion PiilsL For Fever and Agus. use Dr. Hinue'e
Knelish Dandeiion Pills. Every family should
iesp the Enshsh Dandelion Pills on hand; ":
Nintcis remedies Will not "curs .leompLsintn
Immediate relisL. and perfect . cure In az
uoublss for which they ss rscsmmended. soid
b. all Dru0ists-
Txxxn have been more cures Of seminal
weakness. nervous debility and paralysis made
Cooper's Vital Restorative. than BY all other
remedies combined. Why Will you suferf
send 70 A. 4. Mtntie. n. D., No. II Kearny
strest. Ban frsncisoo. for the Restorative. ana
,. cured. Prie,; q 2, bottle four tine tine; the
j. DAVIDSON. Sole Agent for the State OF
Nevada. Room Q. No. loe south o street.
Virginia, Nevada.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-26

PEIsoNAL.-Phil Smith came In last
evening from where he has been mining
for tho last few months, owe In Sierra
county, California. He ID interested In
some good gravel and quartz mines over
there, and expects 10 get ROB yet. The
California gold mines are not what they
were in the early times, Of oourss ; but
Phil says he met many IN old forty.
miner still working away after the old
style In nome place he had always kept
run Of, with cradle. pan. horn.spoon and
crevicing knife. making his living and
contsutsd. And 1t don't cost much to
live there now.
TEE inmates Of the county Jail were
reinforced last night by the ~inoaroers-
ton Of Mrs. Cook, John Alsxon and
John Doe Jones for disturbing the peace.
81 Craze for assault and battery, and
Hugh Sweeney and Charles Wilson for
vagrancy.
Ta. Grand Jury Of ormsby county.
In their late report. ignore the charge Of
the illegal arrest Of q Chinaman at EN-.
pirs by Sheriff r. A. Cooke and Con-
stable Motley Of Lyon county. The
charge wal based upon Chinese tssti.
mony.
PIcrunxs AT Aucr1os.-A large lot OF
fns oil paintings and chromos will be
sold at public auction tomorrow evening
ut the store next above the old Yellow
Jacket Office, on Main street. Every
thing sold 10 the highest bidder, without
reserve.
JAMES FLOYD. who lives somewhere
around Bonanza avenue. Howard and
Stewart streets, Virginia. has been Ar
rested for maintaining a nuisance In the
shape OF q dfAin, with dead oats In 1t.
TIE closing exercises Of our public
schools are going OF most satisfactorily.
The High School social and reunion Of
Miners Union Hall. Friday evening. will
be . most enjoyable affair.
TEE defense was being heard this noon
in the case Of the State VI. Brady. Hs
admits the shooting. pleads sslf.dsfenss,
and that Clark died, not Of the wound,
and that II Of itself was insufficient
to produce death.
TIE grasshoppsr immigration has
reached Flowsry, and are feeding on the
groupings Of the Lady Bryan mine.
They are hopping and winsing their
way westward.
TIE Fulton Foundry, on the Divide,
has turned ost another big spur wheel.
This IL for the new pump hoist 10 DO
used at the Osbiston shaft.
CiAzr.-Conrad Eok is supposed to 10
crazy. and was TO b examined at sr.
n. to-day, preparatory to being sent to
Stockton.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-26
Sad Condition OF Eugenie.

LONDON, June 24.-Notwithstanding
tho temporary alienation Of her dis.
trsss, which the Empress Eugenis OF.
psrisncsd yesterday, q relapse took
place last night, and very serious sppre-
tensions are now entertained In regard
to her life. During the visit Of Queen
Victoria yesterday she persuaded the
Empress to endeavor to partake Of some
food. and this gave temporary hope OF
her recovery; but to-day the paroxysms
OF grief which she undsrgoes not only
continue. but become more frequent
and severe, and the depth Of gloom
hsnQs oyer the house.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-26
A Brutal ARair.

FRANKFORT (Ky.). June 25.-satur.
day night. at Sand Rifle. ~ miles dis
tant, o party Of unknown men attacked
the house Of Samuel Faulkner. severely
wounding Faulkner - he ran from the
house. They then set fre to the dwell.
ing, which was consumed with its In
matss-Harvsy Russell. aged II. who
was also shot, and two Of Faulkner.s
children, aged II and 8. No cause IL
Qiyen for this brutal affair.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-26
Rich Ore.
Cdrson Tribune, June a.. :

Mr.. q. n. YerinRton, who returned .
few days since from q visit Of inspection
to mines in which he is interested ut
Bodle. exhibited to Dur = reporter the
richest specimens ever looked upon BY
naked eyes. Those taken from the
Bodis mine are almost the pufs metal.
while specimens from the Dudley and
Jupiter are Of the same character 40 TO
formation, but not quite SO rich. Mr..
Ysrington Is interested In the Syndicate.
Tioga, Dudley. Jupiter. and Aurora Tun.
mel mines, and he feels confident that all
will DO a. rich a. the Bodie at NO distant
day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-26
Tired Of Life.

About / o'clock last Tuesday after.
noon. says the Sutro Independent, Mrs.
Charles Schultz, who has had charge OF
the boarding. house on the Sutro ranch
for the past two months, attempted to
commit suicide by dissolving the phos-
phorus OF q bundle OF matches in Q cup
of hot water and drinking the solution.
She was pumped out and saved. From
all that can DO learned OF tho affair. 1t
would seem that the woman was labor.
ing under depression OF spirits. caused
by slandsrous reports which had been
circulated against her.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-26
Smoked Himself Out.

We had the no-horss. Arabian com.
biuatiou circus in Gold Hill night before
last, and q crowd Of the boys did not
like II very well and commenced q dis.
turbancs. Officer Dan Shsshan prompt
~ restored order and took the ring.
leader to jail. little while after. smoke
was seen issuing through the cracks OF
the building and when the officers got
there 1t was ascsrtained that the fellow
had suffocatsd himself by setting FIRE to
the floor OF his cell. A little fresh air
restored him and when the floor wa ex.
aminsd IL was found that the flames had
made a hole through 1t as large a. q
mans head.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-26

Tomorrow afternoon the closing lit
srary exercises Of the High School In
Gold Hill will DO held at the Central
School building. The programme con-
tains variety, and the exercises will con.
sist Of music by the school, ~orations,
declarations. Rotations, essays, calls
themes, etc., and Q poem BY Wells
Drury. The valedictory. 1.-THE mile
posts are hung with gsrlands," will DO
pronounced by Miss Maggie g. Gillss-
pie, All arc invited.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-26
Moro amer she succor.

Some 90 workmen Of the Succor mine
took one OF Bennetts' buses and went
up to Virginia last evening TO file liens
on the works and mine for the several
amounts due them. All lions will take
precedence OF the attachments. These
men have not yet got their papers out
but will do so soon. Two Of them,
have, however. fled their liens: G. w.
Aubin for S296 and W. w. Filkins for
$500. l.. E. Doan & Co. have attached
for sos o., and L. w. Hall & Co. have
flsd q lien for materials amounting to
SO, 500 OF. When the laborers have
taken their liens the concern will be we'll
covered.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-26

A NAN signing himself "a Sailor on
the Comstock 4" desires to say to the
sporting men OF this community that be
will undertake to walk from Reno TO
Chicago, q distance Of 2.20O miles. In
IS days, following the railroad. for q
purse Of 81, 600, he to get nothing II he
does not perform the feat.
A CoRxIsn wrestling tournament will
DO given in Virginia July 8. 5 and 6.
The place at which the wrestling will
come Of will be made known in due
time.
TIE box.sheet at the Open House 10
now open for the nsxt "Pinafors" oom-
pany. which Il billed for usxt Monday.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-26
Decay Of ProvlncIallsm.
CAieooo Journal.

The sons and daughters Of the furi-
tans held q sort Of love feast In Boston
the other day. The principal speaker.
President Buckham. head OF q Of the
lesser fresh water colleges Of New Eng.
land, deplorsd the decline Of Puritan.
ism, and isslingly asked II one OF those
old Puritans were present at the meet
ing, would he crack o "Pinafors" joke
or quote Scripture
Undoubtedly the sombrs and literally
awful Puritan was an important element
Of o certain stage Of human develop
msnt. Geology gives intelligence OF .
period in the earth's history when what
Is now soil was rock. It would be ab.
surd to deplore the attrition. which bad
converted adamant into loan. The
austsrity Of the old Puritan needed mel.
lowing down. The solemnity which be-
Ats q funeral 10 very unwholssome.
morally, a. q steady diet. A little limo.
cent jollity. like the "Pinafors" nom
sense, 10 needed to make the character
sunny and In the best sense good. 1t 10
we'll to honor the memory oil the dead,
but II IL not we'll TO confound their fail.
ings with their virtues.
The children OF the Puritans need 70
cultivate breadth Of sympathy. Apeopls
who banished the Baptists and Quaksrs
and saw more good In loo than in sum
shine were very far from perfect. This
country IL not given up TO any set oil
opinions. Thoroughly cosmopolitan in
origin, II IL developing . unique fullnsss
of character. The British isles con-
tributed several distinct phases Of civil
ration at the outset, and the continent
Of Europe, especially Germany. has ex.
ercised q very powerful influence upon
later America. It would DO unwiss and
injurious for any one type 70 claim priv
ileees above the others. The Puritan
has the same right A. the German, and
no more. This country belongs to on'
A. much as Il does 10 the other. Ons
looks in vain in the proceedings OF thu
Boston reunion for the sliehtest rscogni'
ton Of this fact. In proportion a. It II
recognized and the process Of assimila'
ton poes on will this country have
distinctive civilization. and one In which
We may take . national pride:
But the decay Of provincialism 10 no
whore 10 much needed . at the South
The political troubles Of this country
really have their origin In the narrow
local prejudicss Of the Southern people
So long a. the population Of one section
of the land cherish the notion that they
are vastly better than the rest OF the ma
ton, all sorts Of political blundsrs an
inevitable on the part OF the party with
vhiob that section 10 identified.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-26
fha Proident,a Position.

wAsnnoTox. June ga Cabinet
officer, In discussing the situation with
o member Of the House, said II the ma
jority should pass . bill similar to tho
one Just vetoed the President would 70.
turn Il without his signature ; and II
Congress should adjourn he would call
them together again next day. But II
they should the third time send him the
bill and adjourn, he would not recon.
vsns them, and thus throw tho respon.
sibility Of closing the Courts on the
Democratic party,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-26
Another z

RALsIcn IN. co.. June 26.-Robsrt
Jones (~colored). who murdered Ran.
dolph Eaton (whits) In The village OF
Rock Mount, December IS. 1877. was
publicly executed yesterday at Tarboro.
The Sheriff left the jail with the prs
onsr In an open wagon. the Edsscomoe
Guards accompanying. with . negro hrs
company In red shirts. Jones laughed
and poked fun at the Sheriff, and dwoit
on Bis long religious expsrisncs. He
said he was going straight to heaven.
BE vss the coolest man ever seen on
The eallows ; he drank wine In remem:
brsncs Of the brethren In Christ, and
ehook hands al around. Death from
stsangulaaon In % minutes.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-26
EIscsisn or Omcsrs.

At . regular meeting Of Lincoln Lodge
No. O, X. OF p, held last evening, tho
following named officers were elected to
serve for the ensuing term /: N. p.
Chamberlin. P. c.; NJ. @. Mcmillan,
C. O.; F. NJ. Huffaker, v. O.; A. No
Clellan, p; s. w. Powell, X. r. s.;
N. Cohn, n. Of F.; NJ. Pullman. II. Of
E.; n. @. Mcmillan, Trustee. Repre-
sentstives to the Grand Lodge: A. B.
Stoddard. 8. w. Powell, ]. ]. Cooper.
H. d. Gross. George ]. d. King and
NJ, p, Chamberlin.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-26
rur. versin Eises,es.

At the election bald by the Turn
versin Society Of Virginia, last evening.
the following officers we're chosen for
the ensuing term: n. Huber. Pres
idsnt; ]. E~ngslbrsoht, Vice President;
]. A. Langstroff, Recording Secretary;
B. Rauhut, Corresponding Sscretary;
Frank Frsdsricks, Treasurer; John
Haub, Collector; E. Berger. First Turn
walt; G. Meth, Second Turnwalt; F.
Rsohsnmacher. Librarian; Henry Car.
son, Jsnitor.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-26
The Keystone.

E. ]. Matthews, representing Eastern
stockholders Of the Original Keystone
Silver Mining Company is on the Com
stock preparing to resume work on the
mine. All difficulties and complications
Of the company have been equitably and
satisfactorily adjusted, and operations
with q full force OF men will be resumed
speedily. The affairs OF the company
are now In the hands Of wealthy men
who will spare neither money nor labor
to push developments in order to show
up their mine.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-26
FRESH SUPPLIES OF VITALITY

To renew q waning stock may b gathered nom
q source Accessible 70 al. and never sought In
vain By any whose oonstitution and .visor are
not 20 much dilspidsted q to be !noily pasi
repsihnQ. kyidsncs, direct. convincing and
smple. indicates Hossttsf's Stomach Bittsrs -
a tonic of u~nsxempled sfncacy and perfect
purity, and possessed Of properties that con.
st!tuie it an invaluable remedy for dyspspsia,
constipstion, livsr complaint. urinary and
uterine weakness, rhsumstic complaints and
perons are invtgorsted and solacsd By u, and
the physical prostration which usually follows
Q severe Illness 10 In . great degree rsmsdied
and convalsscsncs scceleltsd through its nee:
Il occupies . leading position among nsdiclnsl
ataploa.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-26
Avpsvals shis MopoIsg.

Ns n Perrin. Mrs r sissa. frankie
Hsnly. Miss Clough. Carrie Zimerman,
Nay Cara. Miss Ella Mckay, Emma Nolte-
meier. Louisa Noltemeier. DR. Smart. 1
O'Connor. Annie Cook. W Swart, J Kline.
W b Ickart. Jas Bray, W Bray. L N COT.
nn. J Ayers. A johnson. G II Daniel. W
II Bailey. E Coates, g q Waters. ]
williams. Mrs strswvy. Belle Alchorn. G
; Amidon. p p Kelly. Rev r 8 Eastman.
8 Boch, J II Logan, P 0spins, T Ospina.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-26

HuooMo sociablss are popular In
some rural parts Of New Jersey. The
prices charged are given for benevolent
purposes. Il costs 10 cents TO hug .
airl between 10 and 20. but You have 10
pay IS cents for . young widow, 8 cents
Tor a Girl between 20 and 80. and 81 for
hugging Q married lady.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-26
Dsparssre. s4ass Evssisg.

H p Gosse. c 8 stansasld, H Adler,
Mrs. Miller. Mrs Nuttall. J B Badger. 8
Locke. Mrs J c Nelson and child. Mrs
Craig. II W Hutton. ] Mcpherson. d Nc
Pherson. Thos Barbour. J d Barbour. y
H Lswison and family. E W Leonard. II
@ Jacobs. T A Chase. T A stephens. u
Steele.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-26

scuooLxsrarss (iust beginning nice
improving lesson upon minerals to the
jusios)-"Nov, what are the prind-
pal things Va get out OF The earth !"
Youthful angler, agsd4-" Worms"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-26
A CARD.

10 al who ss suffering iron the error and
indiscrskions Of youth. nervous weakness. early
deoay. loss OF manhood, ETC.. I will send .
recsipt that viii cur you, PAN or cuAnal,
This great rsmedy vas discovered By Q mission
aEy In South America. Send . sslf-addresssd
envslope 70 The REV. JOSEPH +. INMAN,
tafioa d. New York City. fei sm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-26
Q. II. GALLUP.

o. 4. oAILur. opposits the Bank Of oaifoe.
MA, Gold Hi, kseps constantly on hand Ill
hvcgfts brands Of Imported Cigars. choice bit
cigar. Ill kinds OF chewing tobacco. meer.
an dsscriytona, nns CUTLERY. and toys snd anoy
6oods Of Al kinds. spae n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-26
PRssCRIPrION FREE.

For the speedy Cure Of Seminal Weakness.
Loss Of Manhood, and Ill disorders brought on
By in6iscretion OF excsss. Any druggist has
the ingrsdlsnts Address
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-26
FOREIGN DISPATCHES.
Bombardment Of Autofoga.ta.

TO rus GOLD urIL DAILY xuvs.l
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.roCK sEPosr.
n. rr..s,.ee m
LAST EVENING.

LAST EVENING.
ass Raymond 4 Ely, A
100 Eureka Con-, II
l25 Jackson, 81
100 Leopard, / Is
22e0 ella, / 10. l 20, /. 90c, l Is, l 05
hoo Hussey, SC
ITO Manhattan. ~
leo Grand Prize. 4, 40S .
1905 Argsnta, I 10. l 10
20e De Frees. So
400 Navajo. 4oc
$50 Independence. 2 IS, 250
lse Star. 25c. $50 "a.
1880 Bslls Isls, l 20. 1 80. ~, l 90
50 Hamburg. zoe. 73c
100 Highbridgs. SOC
100 Paradise. l 10
$50 Fourth Of July. soc. 79c
100 NJ. Diablo. 8 n
2i0 Bedis. Il. ION. 20k. 81
COS Bechtsl. IN. I 10. l Is
76o NcCiinton. ~. II sl0. l GO, %
rs Tuscarors, zoe
1910 Tisga. 81, 81
100 Red Cloud. SOC
SOS summit. . IS. 2 90. . IS. 2 40
$50 Syndicate, Gu. 6S,0
5yo AurOrh, oOc, toC, wv
1000 GoodshAw. Csc. Coo
IT'S Maybelle. 7se
100 Oriental. 45c
IT'S bslvidsrs, 20
300 Champion. 500
100 B~lackhawk. 2l0
420 asuth Bodis. 45c. AOc
1850 Booker. I As, 1 IS. 1 30. soslo
1850 South Standard. $50
l2S0 Richer. 75c. 800
1900 Queen Bee. TOO. 15e
|, >Sl5 Mono. 10, i0h. 10
400 Cr1sus. loo
523NCon. Pacific. 7S,7
500 University. Toe. $50
$50 Dudley. Al. 2 50. 22o
600 Double Standard. II
696 Defiance, IN
885 Jupitsr. N
$50 South Bulwsr. ~, ! 90
500 Chieftain. i0c
2465 AddsndA. I 05. 1. I 10. 95o
$40 Neonday. 81. 8 30
400 North MONDAY. 2 20 sl0, 40
$50 VORTEX, l
1150 Orient. Csc, SOC
so Mammoth. l3k
400 West Pacific, 500
100 Glyndale. 500
l2s0 Tiptop. I Is
50 Silver King.
298 Bulwsr. 81, 3. 10
THIS MORNING.
2i5 ophir. sik. 31%. 3ik. 3lt
1875 Mexican, AN, AN, "a, "a b, 2ot
e65 Gould d Curry, IAN. l2s, l2S. IL
$50 Best d Belcher. lSS. lsh, lsa
$50 California. 81, 81
800 Savage, 16s, l5S, 15h
90 Cen. Virginia, 81, 3S
100 ChellAr. IL
$40 Potosi. 81, 81. 81
40 Hale 4 Norcross, l6k. 16s, 10
800 Grown Point. 8, ~, 4 ~
290 Ysllsw Jacket. l7a, IL, In
$40 Imperial. I 80. I IS. ! 50 b
st5 Alpha. 25k. &c
$40 Bslcher. Gu. ca, CT
sss Sierra Nevada. 45. 45x
10 Utah. AN. Hs. "A
AGO Ballion, 7h.7S
ass Exshequer. Ia. ~
125 OvermAn. ION. 10
100 Justice. 4 Is, 4 20. 4 10
coo Huccor. loo. l5c
9s5 Unisn CON-. A, AN, 45,4it ,i3s IL
AS Alta, ca, CT b5
ass Julia. 4. 8 20
40 Caledonia. ~. 2 co
Is Silver Hill. I so
80 Challenge. 2 90
80 New York. 75c. SOC
$50 Phil Sheridan. Sc. 75c
500 woodvills, SOC
23 Lady Warrington Con-. IN, ~
$50 Kossuth, 20c
$50 Andes, 90c
$50 Ward. I IS
$40 Scorpion, 2 GO. 2 65. AZ
go Lady Bryan. II. I 80
$50 Leviathan. 100. 75c
Is North Con Virginia. 81, 81
1875 Trojan. 25o. SOC
$40 Benton Con-, s, 4 IS, 4 20
$40 Solid Silver. 45c. As bio
500 Con. Dorado. I 70
600 Flowsry. Csc. Coo
$50 North BONANZA, I 40. l 6o. i 81
$50 Fairfax. II
$50 Mountain View. 2 30. 2 40
$50 South Utah. soc b5, 25c
46s Msckay. I 40. II sl0. l 80
$50 South Potosi. 75c
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-26
OUR nlaa SCHOOLS.

How Premssious % That Depart
mens are Made n Gold niil-Ex.
aminasioas OF Candidates In
Virginia..
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OWNERS or DOCS

nsanNc FOB MIL MINING And.
R!l.a!.sy!s!Ss. Sssl: sss;:. s.isi'''s''a "A
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-09-09
Ingersoll's New Party.
llWestern Christian Advocate

(Western Christian Advocate
The Third Annual Congress of the
"National Liberal League will hold its
sessions in Cincinnati, September l3 and
IA. Colonel R. G. Inperscli is the life
of the movement. The in6dels who fol.
low the leadership of this gentleman
have taken special ofIense at the refusal
Of President Hayes to pardon the noto.
rious d. M. Bennett, who was sent lo
the Penitentiary for sending obscene
publications through the mails. They
propose to form political organization
Mr.. Ingersol says: "In many of the
States infidels are denied the civil rights
Of citizens. They are not allowed io
testify or hold office. In most of the
States laws are enforced sgainst what are
called violations of Sabbath, and free
thinkers are denied the right TO use thai
Gay as they desire. We want the schools
freed from the control OF superstition
We want church property to bear its
share Of public burdens" If no otbel
good comes of the new political party
its organization will show both the weak.
ness and true designs of the self-styleC
"Liberals." Nor will few "glitterins
generalties'' about liberty deceive th'
public 10 reference 10 the true animus o
the movement. The American people
have many sins TO answer for, but they
are not prepared 10 surrender the bent.
6ts of civilization and Christianity in ex
change for the chimerical schemes o
skeptics.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-09-09
LEGAL NOTICE.

I DA MEsSRRLY "a minor child Of Anthony
/ Messsrly, deceased. aged about l6 years.
Nancy Zorne and c. Y Zorne her husband,
who reside in the city Of Wheeling in the
State of West Virginia, William Messeriy
who resides at Dover, Ste wart County, Ten.
nesses, Margaret Bare and Joseph Bare her
husband who reside at Belmont, Wabash
County, Illinois, Mary A. Haudsnsohailt and
William Haudenschails her husband, who
reside in Wetzel County, West Virginia, and
whose post Office address is New Nartinsville,
Wetzel County, West Virginia, will take NO.
tice that on the 5th day of July, 1879, John
Messerly filed his certain petition in the
court of common pleas of Monroe County,
Ohio. against them and the other heirs Of
James Messerly, deceased, the object and
prayer Of said petition. is to obtain an order
of said court for the partition of the real
estate of which James Messerly died seized,
situate in the town OF Clarington, Monroe
county, Ohio. to wit: Lot number (66) sixty
six in said town of Clarington (sxcept strip
off the west side thereof eighteen inches
wide); also the south half of lot number
eighty four in said town; also, lot number
ninety FIVE of section nineteen, township
three of range three in said town Of Claring
ton. c
You are required to answer said petition
on or before the 10th day of September A.
D. 1879. HUNTER Il MALLORY,
jy8,'79t7. Att'ys for Plaintiff.