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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-08-26


Wholesale AND RETAIL.
THE most extensive stock of the latest styles
of furniture ever brought to Humboldt county,
and OF every variety all of which will be sold at
the very lowest prices
FOR CASH.
| am also the sole Agent in this section Of
country, for the New Wilson Sewing Ma
chine Company, and have a lot Of the best,
cheapest and handsomest machines in the
world. They have taken the premiums in
all the Expeditions OF America and Europe.
All have the latest Improvements and the
mending attachments, which is the greatest
invention of the age.
All orders promptly filed, and all kinds If
REPAIRING done neatly and with dis
patch
a 1r ga J. A. HILL
Winnemucca, July "a, 1870 IT,
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And in accordance with law and an order Of
the Board of Directors, marie on the 18th day of
July, 1879, so many shares of each parcel OF
such stock as may be necessary will be sold at
public auction at the Office of Parker Crttenden,
Auctioneer, Room 25 Merchants Exchange
Building, California street, San Francisco, Cali
1ornia,h n Monday the eighth day OF September
1879, at the hour Of IL O'Clock A. NJ. Of said day,
TO pay said Delinquent Assessment thereon,
t'gether with costs OF advertising and expenses
o. the sale. aug21td.
WIN LETS OLIVER, Secretary.
OFFICE Room IL, Safe Deposit Building 1923
Montgomery street, San Francisco, California.
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BROOD MARES FOR SALE.

The undersigned offers for sale on easy terms
Fifty American Brood Mares. They will be
sold cheap TOR cash or approved security.
Apply TO ALEX. WISE,
Winnemncca, July rs, 1879. II
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The millions Of the Comstock we're lucky
find. Worthless looking rock is often rich IL
treasure. At Leadyilie simple Assay made
millicnaires of many. Other bonanzas where
leost suspected await the coming Of soue ua-
known man, who uses his eyes and is willing To
pay for a few assays.
Reader. are on the man?
At Virginia City, Nevada, assays Of ore for
Gold and Silver are made at ~ per sample ~
Conrad gahd formerly the Supervising
Assayer OF the t. B. Mint IN ran Francisco.
Ores assayed for other metals at proportion
ateiy low rates; and bullion skillfnlly melted
and assayed at the lowest rate compatible with
a critical determinatien Of full values.
The charges for assaying bullion are often
fully paid by the metallic grains and other
given for all such scraps.
We possess the best facilities .foT selling Bullion
for whioh or charges are reasonable.
We also attend 10 MintiEg assayed bullion,
with an Intelligent supervision Of reported
Losscs in Melting. declared fnencssss, Mint
charges, &C. Our commissions for 50 doing are
moderate.
The 0uners Of S,lrer Mines uhose ores are
NOpptFy VIII IlHu IL greatly 10 tHtst huNaIilnbc
to address letters OF inquiry 10 US respecting
a cheap method Of refining Coppety Amalgam
in their own hands. 1t IL a process patented by
G. Niegand. Though he has disposed 81 his title
to an incorporated company, he is empowered
to grant licenses for the use OF the process on
very reasonable terms.
The mail row carries samples of Ore and Pul
lion for One Cent per ounce, prepaid by
stamps.
Reports are telegraphcd when ordered so.
All costs, delays and risks In RENTING
money ale avoided by the purchase of our
Dollar Remittance Tickets, which pay for all
work done in our establishment.
We sell these prepaid Tickets at a discount
Uhen 50 Uorth more are ordsrsd at one
time.
We also sell at nominal price small sacks
prepared expressly for mailing samples Of ore
pulp and tailings.
For fuller information address,
G. wIEGAND & co, Assayers,
Virginia City, Nevada.
my27-3m
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MEMT' mAEskE::T

TlHE UNDEltsIGNED, HAVING DISPOSED OF
L his market at the old stand, be found ut
tending to bpsiness at his stand on Front street.
next door to Grange Store.
IS;4Itf JAS. L HARRIS,
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REMOVAL.
FOR SALE.
A .a.BINE RESIDENCE.

. X. LISTERS REsfDEEcE rs NOW FOR SALE
On RI asiiaIe terms tfs one of the finest 10 the
elty well tlhfslief tir6ughOdt. Four lots 20 with it.
All ven nmpfbeed. Title good. Persons wishing to
buy are ingitc cali and inspect the premises and
learn tie prsce.- DIR. WM LISTER
- = <t<=a 8 r = Mott
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PATENTS,

F. A.. Lehmann, Solicitor OF American and Foreign
Patents. Washington, D, C. An business connected
with Patents whether before the Patent Office or the
Courts, promptly attended to. No charge made
unless patent il secured Send for circular. usI
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A BARGAIN! (!
Valuable Property ,fsr Sale.

THE ALDEN TI.s
Including the sBuissif1ffgs amt lots upon
which it is situated rs fbr Eale at bari
gain. There aFg two dryers ali4 they can
be sold sepaEaheIY. This is = gorsf ssE,-
Portunity for fruit raikers to@secure the
best dryer made, alta low prise
The lots are very valuable lying on the
river front. ami having a rsliffoad srwirch
FuuaiRg by tbsA-- u Is a GOD legation
foe-a sGastam- 1isuEings mill fo'lIsery, or
anv such buiness.
For further particulars call en- the Pnesi-
dent or Secretary OF the Company i.--''' .-l
q. f. CRAWFORD,
80 L. O. RICE. ....... President.
.4s-I -. .,sa.rstarv IA
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NExrCAN ~. !.
Must.sus' Imminent,
s'..-,tsi .ai +. .tt,. t.iii
FIIt Bt5ilE' AND 'lil,i.<,'Ht ,.'' 't

it~ La..s * ,tsiI 'I;v ,,a st,5,t,sH w }u'r
ca vs,te N'ssUr, Prs'N,sl,a. "a tr it~'g teN >nrh
surp IS ~: 0H,iUo,,, rr tbs at1G,o> a k'r tas a
Sp.ae Its iaA1, /. u, 3 s2ro-,,uS 10. = ycAr>,
ul,tI 1t csc3ss,... - hahstI6is Eiii'gs
~, MeS,yua s,.Us.a''g LiaiusenS Il S~EAVll"s~
a. .t.dy Cors,l vX;crlSl a,nenJs ~ tusn sr bcass
II s;vciS owocrs cal farmers Il i' Invaluable.
\ slu-lS H"s.le CS;ca saves = huinsls III, or ~
stSres a.. usrgulucSs * an excellent horse, OK
roys. es F!lcyr@i asa. .istsB!. I5
"a s;s-,s f1o;-ros, hootail. hollow horn, grub,
s,vU ,.,sa sSoulderrnt, mango, tiia lstss s'sA
ss..,=s,f a1aoSs reptiles &s:d i,s,~,ts a.ii every
su 8, 3sS 10 stock .l.-its asa ugSlt ilfe-
i ,=~cs sVs- ci-;cr1;sl trossh'r g; i'r@cS. such
Is la:,ys, q, t,r,;eass, sw.rny. Hr'.us. fonudcS,
Nsl;.l..,i -: ;,--.c csc-. Cte. .l.fft tslI .-t
TlS So ---s,=,':s i..'iuens IS t!'e 'Iaickvs'
curc IN H., ,us-l is- accidents occurring IN the
.asa.,y, "a g..s - S,.,-S - physician. such -
Jssr1S s.s,,.. --.s - :. etc. and for rheunla
I'm, a.i s::s....- Gag, scrci by exposure Par
t.cuISr.y v...-,-..-s - ,:isCrS-
"a i i.cts-z s. ; r,,ny'y !n the world. for it
e acSrS-~s ~, Sc. .,.' the hunv. 9ud single
a,,p..,s., ,al Ic.:. y,..ly sufficient tnCtre.
MeSicaa Gassar.; I-.n,sicHt Is put up In three
sias tt .ttlss the larger ones being Iroissrtion
ateiy aaneh the chraps-st- Sold every Naiersa 81
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Sherih''s Sale.

DN VIRTUE or : WRIT uE E&i,
Ep ruiinn b. He,l nut vt ihr CrsI.t Cont
''i lt-c state ~ OREGON fsE i'sn sluniv ~
Linn DH the Sth d,v of NAV. l~sn. on t
Judgment rre"ytrrIibu said Count uH thU
iiu sissA - Nuffh, i-.t-. go favor oi i. p
NHheT. Plant -. aUI uvasu+t tt Z, AMI IS
: ~'tIi"tu-r- 4tstr.'i'ls'tfs, i.i- !"'- stinI ut
tw" GgsudT-sl JsilsF-- vIEl- ts.9ts...t tl-r-sH
~ tl,'' "a e a.; tcu ftF swat fs-. tiiHHt irfiu
The li3ls ,lHy ~ Mar h ls.H. aui Sac iug
th"r .st4tu nl s!sifts iNo .i.ti45= aud hsv
cents ro-t-. it8,~ f,,,fr-i HuHm nil Ihr
'ipiT. titic auI .u-ss..I e.: els!i it.-.euiInt-.
-. =, nnd a. : see iivtu!sr. ou und nlt"r
the sti,i iillt tiay 81 Match. 80, in a'd tp
the g'llpSs 'tIg ,iss.-iil'.'i 5tl I'n,rrsty, ii-
vii:
i'onalion i-,n5 ,.Isu %n.rjratian No.
f.tl. is,iug iar &oathwet quarter
ca or rt,,.lou twenty 2p4. in IuAu-
sltp tariv" ~ S"ulh "f isuug". otia
90 Nr,', .H Liam Intu!v, ufcrasi,
known uui d,sega4v.1 nsi t3fa Tsc"ri-
cd pia;p pi the Unreal state. survey "u ni'
Ia "a" l.g'td bii4rr - Oregon t4ly, OREGON.
AltB. the Donation i4ud IlH,nl Np,tAras
iinu N", a.,..3, hc,Hi. the ~pfjtii..f+i quarter
O. o. oT the Northeast quarter p, ttftd luf7
four nutl live { { HuI 1t ri ='stys,r tiiurfrsn
go and lots ouc two and siN Z - a.uu aI
nf recifnn twenty s-ul ia Tow r.sip Twelve
li"} south, Range uur = Wet, ~ iiuu
County. oregon. rs designated an u" Ir-
corded iinis uf ti!c [ ntj1.,i states ztrss., -
ON lille Ia thH IHId C.i-ss ia oregon tsiN.
oregon. "tih All tha t"nrIueul-, hrrrdiin
m"nis utd nppuri.uaHrca ihrIruut" h''
ion stuc ar In ANY ~is" aii"fIalH4ng. nH
taken i,~ :hc real property ~ Iiil' .ssi1 3''.
lcujaHlH g.. !. and y. \ sa.iicnf,t aHd
oH
.Safu,a',g. tie GN dayee5 .J,dg, ism.
AT the Court IIouzs ,i"ar in tho city g. Al
bIuy. Linn County, Oregon, a. 10" hpuT
oi len o'riocl. \. ~. | viii sell lhc herein.
before described rrul property at public
nHrilan to the highest iaddrr, to satisfy
said writ. with accrning costs.
Dated May Jalh, ,s.9,
I. e. DEtETeE,
Sheriff "r i.inu 60, oregon.
UV ItF0. lItfNIflIt4 tipuutV iJWi
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The statement l,aloW- shou,d satisfy any
Onr - to the h,ntL fdigryas Of the preparation
used ~ 1frssf f5i5fs5d c tiartOoE prescry-
ingmeatsand vegetable. The names aFpeDdeel
arG saiG,gs. thtlfa4alis az kEians '.nr city.
and Tor varied experience. scientific research,
or successful practice. they justly stand in
the very front rank 0f thsir profession:
ALEANY, April ~, 1879.
The undersigned Physicians al Albany,
Oregon, having aeen the APPARATUS used in
AInes' process iors preserving meats. etc. and
heard the LnAnuHr 81 its Use explained. To-
eethtF Nitlithd chemieals used, will say that
4 ipSsd, see AZ, mt consider there IL amy d7nJ
gefsto tie htaitiI to ise feared, either IN Op-
Grating fse pl,paFatus. or IN using the artl.
cIss presery e,t Not having seen "a protract-
sl3essts.f 4isss Irrlce.ss Of preservation by the
'cIisipiEaals saf fiI-cd ia the manner indicated,
'Ve, vilfSply say that the theory sounds rea-
sofiable.I and we cas- Essign no cause why the
-i,rsites5 sllaaldlssot prove a sHccess.
+ 4 DAvfx NJ ID
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HOLBROOK & LUDLOW'S
SHOES.

Ladies' desiring perfection in fSt, sty,e.
comfort and durability, should not fail 10
call ON Samuel Il. Young and get the ia
nous Holbrook & Ludlow shoe.
Yl4n2Stf
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q = -. e =: - srIgs,


The following statenient from the ieadihg
physicians Of Corvallis ouly confirms that Of
our own doctors. We suppose Meesrs. Gold
son and bIattosh will add 10 the list, bit the
names already oltaiped arc sufficient to set
tie the points OF the bsalthfulHe,s Of their
process In. Linn and Benton counties at least,
AZ they are among the most intelligent and
sxPer1enced Of. tlieir professions: . - O. -. i.
. -- GORvALLIs, Oregon, April p, 1879. /
Tie undefslgi9lf pbysiciaIis Of Corvallis,
haviih5gg flad' exfp fpklihed us Affes" Process
Tor preserving meats, etc, say that there
-is ssthiRs -sll,LsalthK- -ussd.-aDd
that no feaTs qfed I'D IL 9PP59ahended on that
ter, etc, that has been kept several weeks by
this process" " and believe that its claims 70
keep the various articles Of provisions sweet
and FRESH can lie sustained f-s.-t 4. Df--.f
',''s'a ''--- - II. GERKS, A1.' d. ,-a''
a...l ....., = -. = g.. /. FAERAiM D.,
J. Il. BAILEY. N. b..
.a be- .,. ...s B.. .....- J. B. LIE, NJ. D.,
Vf8n3ltf ...sss4l t....aa -......4
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q. No. 81 FIRST st. eAlbahy..

Roasted or Yround eoffees and spices Of all HLdss
wholesale or retail. Satisfaction guaranteed
Tl4n32yl
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3. ..IIlI .IIIAlIINlTEp MEAr Gan Be REsTOREp

to its original condition of sweotness by
this process. 'i''' 80 ''f .5f' -'4i -
TO- Experiments do not justify, giving
guarantee I'm regard 10 fruits. Rut the
pa liabilities are sthnt large, solid fruits,
such rs apples, pears ,etc;,can be preserved.
| Berries and soft fruits are considered
doubtful, .UIiz Hs4. t.A #4iEfIf.
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DURABIIITY--- 10 has Il
~ V{lDrGsHRr iron tssstne. Ile
Dioys can be run in nny OpentBE
and eiOntug - iRntl. aud IeEclcd al
.sI,y dRvah In nta instant WiItIout
stopping Ehe team or getting Out
Of the seal. 3tua HEI
LIGHT DRAFT.
LARGE CUTTER. wide shear.
large mIOuIdbOGrsi turns ais fuIi
euG aud opens mp wide AHts
cleaner Isrr0w Ihsn than nny
other flOu. '''.i '+'
a IBDY can OVerntc 50. aS 10
comes out Of 4he ground point
FIRST aud hence requires very
IIGGIe AGrenG1I to tIIrOU it ou; ot
lhe ground.
For sale byp.Ia .ssu...s r.
NAMUEL r.. N0GNG. :
sttts.I.shs
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-02-15
VIRGINIA.

RICHMOND, Feb. 14.-In the
United States Circuit Court to-day,
Alexander Vaughan, who was con-
victed yesterday of ballot-box stuff
ing in Petersburg in November last,
was sentenced to one year in the
Jail of the city, and to pay fine of
$3.50, with costs of prosecution.
In the Senate to day, the report
of the Joint Committee on Finance,
embracing a proposition for the set
Element of the State debt, was made
the special order for Monday next
at o'clock p. m. In the House,
the same report was placed on the
calendar under the rules. Both
Houses adopted resolutions provi-
ding for night sessions on and after
Monday.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-02-15
GREAT BRITAIN.

LIVERPOOL, Feb. 14.-At meet
ing of the Liverpool Health Com
mittee yesterday, the town clerk
stated that a recent order of the
Privy Council would entirely pre-
vent shipments of live stock from
the United States to Liverpool, be-
cause Liverpool is not registered,
under act, as foreign animal
wharf. The only ports so registered
are London, Hull, Grimsby, Hart
levpool, New Castle, Plymouth and
Sunderland. The committee decided
to address q letter to the Privy
Council calling attention to the dis
astrous> effect Of the order on the
port of Liverpool and the popula~
ton of Lancashire and Yorkshire
and expressing the hope that the
arrangements now making by the
Liverpool Dock Board may lead the
Privy Council, before the Sd Of
March, to define the part of the
port of Liverpool where foreign ar
rivals may be landed.
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SOUTH AMERICA.

PANAMA, Feb. 14.-An Anquifa
paper states that that city was Wis
tied on the night of the 9th ult., by
the most severe shock of an earth
quake that has been felt there since
the memorable earthquake which
destroyed that city on the 18th of
August 1868. It occurred at about
11:50 p. m, an hour at which the
greater part of the inhabitants were
reposing. The fright was general,
and the people quickly left their
houses and rushed frantically
through the streets, fearing repe
tition of the shock and the destruc-
ton of their homes. Fortunately,
however, nothing further occurred,
but the general impression was that
a few days more would bring seri-
Gus news from some other point of
the republic, as has generally been
the case on other occasions. A long
and violent shock of earthquake is
also announced as having been felt
in Irrique about midnight on the
18th ult., which was accompanied
by a curious subterraneous noise
1t caused much alarm, particularly
in the theatre, which was full Of
people at the time.
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 14.-Horatio
G.. Burchard, at present Represent
ative in Congress from the Fifth
Illinois District, was to-day nomi-
mated to be Director of the Mint.
An adjourned meeting of the eau
Gus Of Democratic Senators was
held this morning, at which there
was further discussion concerning
the proposed efforts to obtain, by
amendments to an Appropriation
bill, repeal of the laws authorizing
the appointment of Federal Supers
visors of Elections, and prescribing
test oaths for jurors, and modifca~
ton of the law in regard to the
mode of drawing jurors. Althoug h
no action was reached, the senti-
ment of the caucus was almost
wholly in favor of providing for
the repeal of the test oath
section in the manner indicated
at the Joint Democratic caucus held
in the House on Monday night.
The questions whether it would be
proper to attach the propositions
referring to the drawing OF Jurors
and the amendment for the repeal OF
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the election law to an appropriation
bill, were very generally discussed,
and the prevalent opinion was op-
posed to such action. The state
ment with reference to the previous
joint caucus being conclusive
as regards the measures in
question, is said by prom
inent Democratic Senators
to be exaggerated, as certain resolu
tions were introduced at that meet
ing which could not be expected to
be binding upon Senators, and
furthermore that they were not so
intended. The final question as to
what course is most practicable to
be pursued will probably be deter
mined at future caucus. The &C
ton Of the House in disposing of
these matters finally will have con-
siderable influence as to how the
Democratic members of the Senate
will act.
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FRANCE.

PARIS, Feb. 14.-The Left will
to-day elect Count De Montalioet,
former Minister of Louis Philippe,
life Senator, vice NJ. Paul Movin
deceased.
Rear Admiral Fonilley, of the
Mediterranean Squadron, is dead.
LONDON, Feb. 14'-The daily
NeaOs' Paris correspondent, who IS
good representative of the opin-
ion of the section of the Left, says
it is rumored that the report of the
committee on the acts of the Min
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THE PLAGUE.

PARIS, Feb. 14.-The Official
Journal says "The latest reports
Of the plague are reassuring. 1t
has not increased, and energetic
measures have been adopted for its
suppression. The French Govern
ment have dispatched physician to
investigate the disease. Reports
that the plague has appeared in
Turkey are unfounded.
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M uETCKPAE AFFAIRS.

Frocee dfsgs OF shs cay Geuucia Lass
Night.
The Board met al the usual hour last
night. Mayor Luttrel presiding, and
the following Aldermen present:
Neatly, AIbers, Scales, Sullivan,
Burrier. Stephenson, Allison, Harris,
Lyons, Lewis, Shea, Patty, Dickson,
Hockenj0s AMI Irwin.
The minutes were read and APP
p.oged.
Alderman Allison, chairman OF the
Finance Committee. stated that Mr..
e. w. Adkins had withdrawn his pc
tition for the city 10 allow him 80
cents for Mexican dollars.
He presented the following bills,
which were approved and passed for
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-02-15
NEW YORK.

New YORK, Feb. 14.-Mary D.
Hooper, who shot Augustus Philips
(Dofty Gooft), was arraigned at the
Jefferson Market Court to~day.
Phillips in his nfidavit claimed
that the shooting was not wilful and
retracted the statements to the con-
trary, which he said were made
while under the influence of medical
narcotics. The woman was held in
bond of $4,000 to answer. Phil
lips furnishing 81, 900 of the amount.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-02-15

\ CONFERENCE OF cOlored men OF
.ne South will be held in Nashville
Nay 6.h, to consider the situation of
u the eoIored people of this section,
ie,a.'Fe 10 Tie enjoyment of life. lib
ei'1 Suu prosperity; also their educa-
luna mora" social and political con-
dI'ioh' aud the question of emigra-
tloh' IL IS ezpac.ed that this confer
ence VIII oe the most Influential gath
ering OF coloTei men ever asse mhled
ia this country. Among the Iasdiro
spirits in the movement are Gov
Pinchba k, Hon. Jno. R. Lynch, Rsv.
J. c. Embree and others.
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ITALY.

LONDON, Feb. 14.-The tStand~
Grd's correspondent at Rome, says:
" A decision just been reached at
the Vatican to create certain new
dioceses in the United States, in
consequence of the growth Of the
church in that country.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-02-15

IT now appears almost certain that
the Democrats will force an extra ses-
sion of Congress, in order that they
may put their friends in the subOrdi-
nate positions at once. The crowd OF
applicants for these places is said to be
without parallel.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-02-15
KNOXVILLE. TENN SATURDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY 1879

istry of the 10Th of May will pre-
sent such crushing case in favor
of impeachment that the Ministry
will be unable to prevent the Cham
Der of Deputies from voting it. A
majority of the correspondents of
the London papers, however, be-
lieve it will be rejected.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-02-15

AN effort WAS made in the Senate
Wednesday 10 induce the Legislative
solons to reduce their per diem, but it
failed. They redace other official
salaries, but when il comes TO their
own, their economy" stops.
Naughty fellows.