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The Phoenix herald., 1879-07-26
NOTICE TO CREDTTORs-

Estate of HENRY SAVERS, deceased. NT OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY THE A N undersigned. Administrator of the !, s. tate of HENRY SAVERS, deceased. to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers, within ten months after the first publication of this tice to the said AdIninistrator, at his office in the town of Pnonix. Nsricopa county, Arizona, R. r. HILAND. Administrator of the estate of HENRY SAY FRS deceased.
 Phoenix. July Eth. 1879. 1ol 4-vS
The Phoenix herald., 1879-07-26

Joseph Standing, Mormon preach CT, was shot and killed by a mob of ten men, in Catoosa county, Georgia, Tuesday.
Decorah-posten., 1879-12-03
3iot al 9uert.

Gr.aOng Carlos Coon Carlos tai.
oet) Ct lite mssst bdoi9 m,o 8al9st
al lins 3isnsrs. gn %froitinI BAN Ior
en- 8ib iiosn en- al bans pr9atisit,
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hapos ban ct ilsmt ubslb mso en- an
ben 6lensr. iom ban ienote oiiiso 10
at baus 80 600 Srarcs i en- Banf.
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9pit III at PROBE in 9ptfs; men ban
table / faa Winuitsr 6 900 Sraues.
Nu turoe ban lite 9aa blem til i'm
Ssrre. men imurts Saisr meo Scitsn
Os Psnsdummen. 81 kOn9sn usnisbs
Den enc 6lme sitsr Den anbsn paa H.
tro Sisnsr; men omiiosr blsp 8eutt.
tioen BAN IOr lau9; Der isuotss Dub
efttr Yollii. Msn Su9ltn bar flelen
% man bar tnbnu life faaet fat paa
bam.
Decorah-posten., 1879-12-03

5aoer. gebrper iss at tse. at bans
0apn er Mrtbur? Wen ifjsnt bun
cienipnlis BAR slao | BAN, tpirlsee
jsa ON, al Sane slHebe oenns artbur
iaa beit, icm bun bapbe eliiet ben
anpen. oa bette iasoe iss til benee.
Den fsrite artbur", lpdrebe bun.
"par nit Scrgens Barn ; Den anosn
artbur CT nit e~pffebarn. 8eass
funpe life pare mtg fiar paa famine
Waaoe. Dssuoen, ben anpen Mr'
thur bclpt met at mig. % bsnns
foreiraffer fin Sabsr".
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Ialen "bpao sr Der blspet al beu'
be ?
Seq psb Bet life % beaer life
brpper ies mig ON al pioe bets. lpa'
rene Sane mep luperb 9teesplpiabep.
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for 6orliesn OF meo ben lepenps
artbur fan ies iropie ct Duiu an.
nier".
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benpss Wanp rdr afb9nals al Ell
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8ulpsapien. 8ulpespieu. Sea tent,
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at Rlte benne &ptnpe! !"
Decorah-posten., 1879-12-03

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NorbebeH al Slernsbors | ,SlnIann.
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npIis en- Iiotn Yise / Slobsu paa si
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tunns life iuemmt oa freq ON SioIp,
men Der bar Inlet Mennslfe | N9rbs
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mOriatte 8rsb lao en- pt99tlg nsfu.
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ilsos til 90 itprtsos zig / 8anoet. Yi'
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flumtscs iis iait ON 3nnbsns Sals.
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en- iaobau 8uroe. men alleged giorns
ban intst Sories paa at bsfri Jig for
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- "Os snoslis loo ban mig %foritaa.
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I'm Suitru. ou buffer ben SemmeIisb.b,
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6%orfattsr, fan albria blips SaIsr."
Den Wanb bar rimeIiapis aIoris i,t
N Waoum little uo al Yinbust | ire.
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% iil9noes meo Wslftmanbsn, forbi
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Welfen!
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Decorah-posten., 1879-12-03

Mut o. Gntrtr. Der astt at itnn sfi.r BE-
,itntts "a 9,nnu ira Tanmarf. Reras tutI
eptrias. her 'ists Sperfarisbiattir mto
North German Lloyds
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Bremen % Baltimore.
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utptnanfsru ldpt Sptrfartsrrir
IRA ale Strntansfaticntr | SpIane "a pda
n faniit Ger, FAINT fra Mains % @sitbera
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g. 0lanSfentns 3 0ou
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Decorah-posten., 1879-12-03
&c fInflit Yaiaatr OQ SoptpOQnc.

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Gen. Pass. and Ticket Agent, Milwaukee
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-11-11

attempted and inchoate settlement
disrupted, at least for a while, in orr
der to secure the vote of Va. for
Grant, or Blaine, or Sherman, next
year. 1t seems to US quite likely
these Republicans will, in the end.
and in the main vote with the Read
justers, and thus aid in the Inaugural
ton of wholesale changes in the State
administration.
We have no faith in the ability Of
the MCCulloch Bill to bring in the
whole debt. We have never had any
doubt that it would result in the funds
ing of large part of it. but we have
not believed aud do not now believe
it will transform TIE whole debt in O
10-40s. If we be correct in this
there is further work to be done by
the party of readjnstment, aud it is
well for that party to be in a position
to do it IF the Bondholders are to
give us this bill, they must permit us
to give it to them. If il be good
enough for Virginia, it must be good
Ell ough for the Bondto!der. lis re,
lief will not be relief unless the whole
debt be completely funded under it.
Partial funding will not do. The
Readjusters should be on hand with
majority ready to enforce complete
funding. We fear their majority is
not large enough 10 be at all times
efficient, but the very near future
will decide the matter.
In this county Col. Fulkerson more
than made up his loss in Smyth count
ty. In Smyth his majority was llS.
In Wythe, Sayers beats Mi Graham
So. In Giles and Pulaski, G. J
Mathews beats McCaull about 100.
Bland goes for French over Tyler for
the Senate by $50. In Washington,
the greatest revolution seems to have
been in Undertook and North Fork.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-11-11
Whot UiuM An,ouu, To p

The majority Of the new Legislature
In favor Of Read ustment may amount
TO IS on joint ballot. Of Course this
cannot repeal the MoCulloch BILL
But II can, II II be unified, elect n
Senator and State officers, such ~
First and Second Auditors, Treasurer,
Seot'y. Como. Com. Land Office,
Rupt. Public Instruction. DO. This
done such hold on public sentiment
Will have been won, IA will enable the
RS. to elect a Supreme Court. n Gov.
ernor, q Legislature two years hence,
and to pass such scrip bill for the
collection OF all the revenues, on Will
nullify the coupons. II can just come
TO this, but Il will take two years
more. and the end will DO death to
both the Funding bills.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-11-11
Cooke County Court House

TIE Knoxville TRIBUNE says the
Supreme Court has decided that the
order of the county court removing
the county seat to "Murray's" Allen
Barn." is void and imperative, bc>
cause not based on a vote of two
thirds of the votes cast at the preced>
ing election for Governor.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-11-11
We II.
The Southwest Firm.
FuIl<ersoD, Bailey and Kelley
"Wcnr the Glodon slippers"
400 In tho County.
Tho People decline to Commit
the Unfinished Debt Set
tletnent 10 those who
opposed Conimenc.
ing IL.
r
400 In tho County
Rcadjustcrs Must Rcadjust.

We give elsewhere the best posi-
Bile tabulati0n Of the result IN the
State. The two forces are almost
tied, but the margins are IN favor OF
adjustment, and clearly indicate
dissatisfaction with tho McOulloch
Bill. The 80 who fought that meas
ure in Richmond last winter are sui-
tanned by the people, who have been
plenty shrowd to discover that the
settlement of tue debt is neither
complete nor assured, aud who have
determined not to commit It's final
stages to those who opposed its inau>
guraiion. This vote means that the
inroajs Of the Funding Bill Of 70,
were made by men whom the people
mean to protect from immolation now.
There IRE twenty.four Republicans
elected TO the two houses. These are
divided on tho debt, but if they
choose to subordinate the debt ques.
ton to their party interests, they'cnn
control largely the action of this
Legislature, as they unquestionably
have the balance Of power. Too
much need not be expected Of the
power or the purpose Of tho national
administration TO control these % In
the direction Of the Nc0ulloch Bill
settlement. Mr. Hayes and bis
friends would very willingly see this
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-11-11

ny Full stock Of Sheet NJ
etrumonts of oil kinds, ut LC
largest discount TO Teach,
and Sunday Schools. Send
where. Addrcss
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-11-11
CURIOsITIEs OF THE ELEC
TION.

or the 100 Delegates elect about
one third are old members. while
about one third Of the 40 Senators,
or some ~ TO IL are old ones, This
is greater proportion Of old mem.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-11-11

'sasE<zsasssl# R1ssszzzzx Observation-Disclosures I'm
hers re- elected than usual. Yet
there are a number Of first class
corpses. Massey saved others, him>
self he could hot save" and is SHOWS
I'd under about 500 majority. lie
charges fraud and will contest. He
has nine lives and should be called
the cat of Albemarlc. Judge Ste
phens is laid out IN Nelson with
about 100 on him. We found good
deal 70 like in Stephens if he did
beat Fowle at draw poker and We
regret to see him slain. Phlegar is
bee ten by the man Of the "Umbrel>
Ia" The reason is probably because
he was a stronger Funder in Rich
mond than he had been supposed to
be when elected. Gen. Tsliferro,
like Jonah. is swallowed by the fish,
and now sleeps in Mobjack bay.
Senator Bland, after ten years of glo-
ny is blown out of the "CannoL IS"
mouth and the fragments have not
yet been found.
Glorius little Pat McCaul lies
grooming under a ton of hay turned
upon him BY Giles farmer. Huge
Tyler, the most genial gentleman of
the Senate has taken French leave
being disguised with BIair-ney. Dan
Trigg, one of the very best fellows in
the State, goes down tie second time
his last words being Damn the State
debt" Maj Wood rode the Narrow
Gauge under 1900 lbs. of broad gauge
steam and thundcrs back into the
Senate so like comet he pulls q
thousand Bales, just for ballast.
Dauntless Jim Witten Of Tazewcll
goes back to the House because he
can't help himself. All Tuzewell Or
ders him up. Faunticroy falls like a
tough hickory that had to be twisted
off its rooted base by cyclone, leav.
ing the splintcrs pointing to illus
trate the power it took TO do it.
Down comes Speaker Alien like an
elephant that groans aud looks the
picture Of hclplessness rs he rolls
over and turns his feet half way to-
ward the sky. Ye Gods, didn't that
amendment" knock the "jurarits"
out of him ? Then be Of the Silver
tongue" and snowy hair, the triple
W'd parson of Wes,moreand, gets
knocked back into bis pulpit wiser
and less mbi'ious man Then lie OF
the waving p ume, Fnz lrc, gets a
worse set back, ON the sterile hills Of
Stafford than his uncle gave Joe
Hooker.
In Prince George and Surry it was
Bland VS. Bland. j. d Dlal d, ne
gro, beats II. f.. Blal d, the white
member OF the late House, two t, ono.
X. +. was furious Rcnd jus,cr, but
after the Mozart Con,cEtioh he
turned aud supported the McCuloch
hill. But what is it in a man so We
keep The name? Bell Bigger Tor
some one elSe) will still keep tie
name Bland on the roll Of the House
Of Delegates. In the Manchester
dist. Walker beats Walker. JOSEPH
Walker, Republican, Who helped the
so to make the long and uuiucNy
fight against M.Uulloch, beats DR..
Walker, aud Joe goes up from the
House to the Senate Nearly oil tie
Senators who voted against Tire Mes
Culloch bill are reelected, Massey
we believe is the only exception.
More than third of the Delegates
who voted against that measure ale
returned to the House. Qnite num-
Der Of them were not candidates
again: instance Chase, Davidson,
Fulkerson. Fulton, Sykes. Harrison
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-11-11

There are in oil "a Republicans
elected to the two houses and if they
choose to do so they can undoubted-
ly WELD the balance of power.
The county of Franklin is likely to
have gone for the Readjutsers. So
the Rcadjusters will unquestionably
have the advantage on joint ballot.
Ed. News.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-11-11
Get OUi Doors

The close confinement of all factory
work, gives the operatives pallid faces,
poor appetite, languid, miserable feel
ings, poor blood, inactive liver, kidneys
and urinary troubles, and all the physi-
clans and medicine in the world cannot
help them unless they get ont or doors
or use Hop Bttcrs, the purest and best
remedy, especially for such eases, liar-
ing abundance of health, sunshine and
rosy cheeks IN them. They cost but u
tribe. See another colunnl.-Christicn
Rcc0nicr.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-11-11

There are in oil "a Republicans
elected to the two houses and if they
choose to do so they can undoubted-
ly WELD the balance of power.
The county of Franklin is likely to
have gone for the Readjutsers. So
the Readjusters will unquestionably
have the advantage on joint ballot.
Ed. News.
SENATE.
!. Washington and Smyth; A Fulker-
son, Readjuster.
2. Scott, Lee, and Wise; IL G Wood,
Readjuster.
3. Russell, Buchanan, and Tazcwell;
Leece.
4. Montgomery, Roanoke and Craig;
i Eskridgc, Readjuster.
). Pulaski, Wythe, Bland, and Giles;
w A French, Readjuster.
o. Carroll, Grayson, and Floyd: re-
turns incomplete.
Z. Rockbridge, Botctourt, Allegheny,
Bath, and Highlands II Sherrnrd, Re-
aduster.
s. Rockingham; John Paul, Read
juster.
0, Augusta; A Koiner, Dcbt-Payer.
10. Shenandoah and Page; II II Rid
dlebergcr, Readiustcr.
IL. Fauquier and Loudoun; VIM.
Mathew, Debt-Paycr.
II. Clarke, Frederick and Warren !:
Ut Lowell, Debt-Paycr.
10. Spottsylvania, Stafford and Lou
lisa; II W Murray, Debt Payer.
II. Alexandria, Fairfax, and Prince
william; + l. Smith, Jr., Dcbt-Payer.
10. Culpcper, Rappahannock, Madi-
son and Orange; II Strother, Debt
Payer.
16. Powhatan, Goochand and Ches-
terrified; Joseph walker, Readjuster.
II. Albcmarle and Greene; Il W Ear
~, Dcbt-PNcr.
Is. Buckingham, Fluvana, and Apo
mattox, w NJ Elliot, Rcadjuster.
10. Amherst aud Nelson, G L Smith,
Debt-Payer.
20. Campbell, John w Daniel, Debt
Payer.
~. Halifax, J b Stovall, NJ NJ and
Dcbt-Paycr.
~. Bedford, J II Thurman, Debt
Payer.
20. Patrick and Henry, Stovall, Read
juster.
~. Pittsylvania, John l. Hurt, Debt
Payer.
%. Charlotte and Mccklcnburg, w II
Jones, Rcadjustcr.
10. Franklin, w Il james, Readjustcr.
~. Dinwlddic, Grccnsyile, and Sus-
sex, Pickett, Dcbt-Paycr.
~. Lunenburg, Nottoway and Bruins
wick, h + Williams, Readjustcr.
-. City of Petersburg and counties
of Prince George and Surry, X d Will
cox, Rcadjustcr.
20. Amelia, Cumberland and Prince
Edward, g II sBliss, Republican Read
juster.
81. City of Norfolk and county Of
Princess Anne, Il u Macon, Reodjnstcr
~. Southampton, Isle Of Wight and
Nanscmond, II II Rawles, Rcadjuster.
10. City of Portsmouth and county Of
Norfolk, J g Griffin, Dcbt-Paycr.
a.. Hanover aud Caroline, A j Wing
field, Debt-payer.
30. Richmond city and county of Hen
rico, II A Atkinson aud W W Henry,
Debt-Paycrs.
80. King George, Richmond, West
morcland, Northumberland and Iancas-
ter, w Mayo, Readiustcr.
~. Acccomac aud Northampton, q II
Finney, Debt Payer.
~. Elizabeth city, Warwick, York,
James city, Charles city, New Kent,
aud King William, DIN Norton, Read
justsr.
80. King and Queen, MidllescS, Glou-
cester, Essex, aud Matthews, q Cam
non, RcadJustcr.
HOUSE OF DELEG ATES.
AccomOc, W Edwards, Debt Payer.
Albcmarlc, 4 l. Michic, Rcndlustcr,
aud Il Il W Duke, Debt Payer.
Alexandria city aud county, George
Mushback, Debt Payer.
Allegheny, Bath AMI Highland, W II
Revoruomb, RcaUustcr.
Amherst, Il A Coglllll, Debt Payer.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-11-11
THE VA. FIELD.
Nearly Complete Returns of Both
HOUSES of GENT assembly.

The following list is clipped from
the STATE and revised by us. We
add the name Of Mr.. Coly from
Buchanan, not doubling his election.
In the Senate we assume tina: Maj
Hale of Grayson is elected over Sen
ator Dickinson. The Benate will
stand then
EnnInpu
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-20

Are you respondent sufferer from
sick eadsche, habItual costlveness.s pal
pitation of the heart? Have you dizzi-
ness of, the head? Is Your nervous
system depressr d. Does your blood ,cip-
culate badlyp Have you n coughr Low
spirits? Coming up OF the food after
eating. &c. &c. All of these and much
more are tue direct results of dyspepsia.
liver compiaiat and Indigestion. Green 8
August Flower Is nov acknowledged by
all Druggists to be u positive cure.
2 4UU OvU bottles were gwen away III the
u. 5. through Druggists to the people
AS u trial. Two doses will satisfy any
person Of its wonderful quaiity In cur
log all forms of IudIsesj u. sample
bottles ~ cts. Regular slzs 20 cts.
Sold positively by ali irst-ciass Drug
gists in the United States.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-20
what Is ,h.. specific.

The title "Hale's Honey of Hore-
hound and Tar is key to all the In
gradients OF that invaluable remedy for
diseases of the throat aud hugs. It's
three components are known 10 the
whuie world for their healing sootbing
and counter Irritating properties. and
the proportions In which they are con-
binei in this famous pulmonic render
it. by all odds. ths most potent prepar-
alton known for the radical cure of
coughs. colds. Influenza, hoarse ness
bronchial difficulties. and all diseases
tending to consumption. % Sold by
druggists everywhere. Depot. z SIKH
Avenue, New York. Price so cents and
and 81 Get the large size.
Pixies Toothaehe Drops ,cure tooth
ache in one minute. Sold by alb drug
gists at rs csnts.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-20
Notice Of Assessment,


ARTHUR CONSOLIDATED GOLD AND SILVER
MINING COMPANY.
Location of principal place Of business.
Paradise. Nevads
Location of Works, Mount Il We Mining
District, HUMBOLDT county, Nevada.
NOTICE is hereby given that at .. meeting
IN OF the Board OF ,rustevs held on the
Lilh zenith (isthl day of March. 1879. an as
sessm ut mo ~ VI two t1j GEMS pgr SHARE
was levied upon the capital stock Of the cor
po. alton, payaole immediately, In, United
3 atss gold coin, tn the secretary Ut the Office
OF the company, Paradise. Nevada.
Any sock upon which this assessment
shall remain unpaid ON
SATURDAY, tie NISfEESTH l9th) day of
APRIL. 1879,
will be delinquent and advertised for sale at
p bic auction, and unless payn mt 10 m abe
before, wil be sold Saturday, May thir1 t3dl >,
1879. TO pay the delinquent .ess lent. TO-
getner with costs of adver ising and expenses
of the sale,
II. WARREN, secretary,
Paradise, Nevada. fn2U-id
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-20

llcau caucus, sfter q general inter-
change fof views. ssreed unanimously
that the legislation of the pre rens ses'
sion ought to be confined to the pass.
ags of the two appropriation bills. tree
from alt political Iegis'a,ion.
A shooting affrsy occurred at Vicks
burg Mississippi. night before last be-
tween Captain w F. Fitzgerald. Cap.
tain w. q. H.. Anderson and W.. l..
Greene. Andrews. and Greene. we're
killed almost instantly, and Fitzgerald
was dangerously wounded. The diff
Guilty originated about n Hibernian
meeting. at which Andrews was elected
President. Fitzgerald claimed to be
still President OF the HIberuian Society,
aud denounced the election of Andrews
as farce, Gree took exceptions to
Fitzgerald's remarks. and attempted to
draw q weapon. Fitzgerald drew first
aud shot Greene through the heart.
Andrews then. shot Fitzgerald, and FItz-
gerald shot, Address. I. Aodraws was
the head Of the firm OF W H, Audrews
Il Brother. and was President of the
Howard Association after lockwood 8
death. last Summer. W. l.. Greene
was a clerk of Andrews Il Brother.
Eitzgesald is prominent lawyer, and
was oace Republican District Attorney.
The New York Sun which has ben
a. stsunch ,adhsrent of, Tih ia, says:
.Tiiden, surrounded by bareau of
nincompoops. cau never bscome Presi
dent of the United States. II riien j
identified rs in the DOM moo )eech Of
the people he allows himself to be--
with such an illogical illegal and on,
rageous crusade as Edward Cooper IS
making against that p,triot soldier
General Smith, we think Tilden viii be
greatly lowered in the puolc estim..
ton We regard 'filden as Statesman
of great ability. We are not averse to
supporting him for reelection to the
Presidency. At the same time we are
just as free to support any other candi
date. We are equally. opposed to the
arbitrary. one.man power. whether il
be, named John Kelly Or Samuel J
Tilden. We think the last vestige of
the bureau Of nincompoops, whether it
De the literary bureau, which seems to
be about defunct. or the municipal bu i.
reau. headed by Edward Cooper.
should be abolished before Tildsn can
hope to come very near 10 the great
heart of the great American people.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-20

In the Government of Cherson, Rus
pia, in the bed Of river peasant
foq q6i, an egg Of unpssqel size. 1t, is
aqnal to forty hens eggs. whereas the
ostrich egg is equal only to twenty fonr.
1t is of yelo~lsh color. and. being
found betw en- the clay and gypsum
layers. is supposed to b-iong to abe
tertiary formation. The purchaser OF
this egg offered it to the Imperial
Academy OF Sciences, st. Petersburg.
for 1000 roubles. The Academy failed
- buy it on account OF lack of mean s,
bnt asked permission to take a mold
from It, The British Museum has now
bought this uniqae egg to the grief of
the Russian students of natural science.