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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-02
APPLICATIONS FOR pArp.r


TO THE CONSELL MINE NJ AENr
L. Lenu omee. Eureka. Nevada U.s.
mo- u hereby given. sbst august s.
Levy John Cornell, W. n. hnen)anin 9.
n1sromee sddress is Eureks, Neys5s whose
go ~. k.s"Mee address Tuscarors mas.
ave this day fled their appic.s,nh, New,
patent for fifteen hundred Il .s1pp Ii sson for
the Connell mine, or vein bexrina nssr feetof
surface ground two hupdred sal siiVef, win
width, situate, lying and being IN H. ieet in
ing District. County Of Eureka sna Ie ! Mn
Seseua, sna kncwn and designated Inv aass Of
notes ana ofncIal plat on file in ~ ns held
Lot Number One hundred ana n n ! otace "a
The exterior boundaries Of said rN.nsty llao1.
as follows, 70 wit: Variation 1asLlsv being
East. Commencing at q post m.rS1 degrees
. survey No lS0, whence the fsgstssS ~ I.
town OF Eureka bears y lG deg y N the
RUBY Hi MOL bears n 60 deg e. ~ let;
S,O5a feet; the Jackson shaft besss = MN, ",
min. ". es2 4-io feet; the south c. = aeg. l6
bears 5 22h deg L, 1873 feet: thenss shaft
ist course ,, Ez deg. z. 172 ala ~. running
western boundary OF q. 4 eu,r.v 70 the
Lucky Boy lode. whence post M No 80,
Lncky Boy survey bears n 7lg $40 a.. ~ siid
,ee,, ,o,he eastern boundary Of e. q ss r
No ~. Lucky Boy lode, whence nost survey
said Lucky Boy Survey bears n IA solo
80 feet. TO post marked No. q n I ~ iett
No lst: thence I'd course 8. cnL az surrey
feet, to post marked No 8, L. s. surrsr y, 5
thence. 90 cenrse n 1L deg. W. Id 40 100;
20 the eastern boundary Of said surysv w itet.
ssfsl0 feet. to the western bounds.s ~ IN,
survey No iso, LOO feet. to post ms,isI said
y 8 Survey No 100; thence, ath con,sN sot
leg Z, go feet, TO peat No /, the plse.s,~t
glnning. 50 much Of q. s. surxsr ~ y q.
Lucky Boy lode, as conflicts with this' ~ q,
hereby excluded. Said conflict ia dsssnse}h
follows: Beginning at a post on ths ra's.ssdn
boundary q Ibis survey, whence nos +t',xsasasl
this survey. No 100, bears n. 10y 49, sgia
$40 feet thence, running LIST courss G LII
deg. 4. s13 feet; thence, I'd eonrss @x
feet; thence, Sd course n, 2sk deg ~ NJ i3
a thence, eth course n. s03 fest ~ n,sgiteti
beginning: which tract being erelnalfsI seo o.
his survey, leaves remaining / ana iipm
This claim Is bounded on the norshss. aeiss,
Lucky Boy. The location OF this NM " 10
recorded In the Recorders Office X Y : auiy
Mining District, ~ Book 7. page 23t ra4sNs
all persons claiming gayerseIv ANY 49, Al
said Connel mlne. or said miuiug gre.~ q
hereinbefore described, are rsonirsa ~ ~
their adverse claim with the Reeisss, - NY
United tates Land Office. At Furei. ~ w
State Of Nevada. iEring she si,ty ssvs y ~
Of publication hereof, or they win bs his
BY virtue Of the provisions 81 the s%tatnta es
anoI@d Jas. hcAAETIS, Register
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APPLICATION FOR A PATENT

ITO THE NEW YEAR MINE.-No. s-o.-U.s ;.
land Ofnce. Earsts. Neysds, Augusta
Is-a-Notiee is hereby given that Martin Par
toni. vEsse paxspfAcs address IL Elreka, ~.
vaas, has this Asy Eled bis application fer
patent for 80 Ln<kr feet Of tie sev Year aaiis,
or vein bearing silver. with surface groHnd 10
feet in width, situate, lying sid being IL II
rekA Mining District County Of kuft4s Aha
state q Nevads. and kpaNn snd designated "
the Geld hosea and uliciai plat On Hie 10 va
once as Let ls- Tbs exterior beanaAns. I
sid Lot 1855 being a. follows, u wit; isriiuen
i6k degrees Fast Deginniag 81 post lisfksa
No. /, &. Is Survey No. lgs, whence kut5 hil
No. 4 bears y 0 deg. 10 Main T. less feet; pct
on prominent rcek. msrked I , NoAsi4ehs
No. /. bears n. 10 deg ~ min. W, sls llei ss'i
the Banner shaft bears y. Is deg = uia r
sss feet. aaa the New Year shaft hsars : @s
deg W. SIS a.Io feet; thence. running ~
course 5. 20 deg. W, sos 10 feet. 70 ihs ssa'A.
eru boundary a Z. g. survey 10 III psIs
Broke lode. whence pest Ne. ) 81 SAID ivta
Broke Survey besys 3 ss@ cee. " = ~ Nv
40 feet. 70 post marked No :, e. sure! ~
1913. Themes. "a course y 70 deg ". !" Iss.s~
.<st marked No. 8 u S. Survey Nc. iss; ffesss,
"a course Y. % deg z. zoe feet, 10 pest nsrssa
No. 4. e. s. survey No. 1873. and thence. ~
course s 70 deg. "a $40 feet. 20 TIE ssshia
boundsry OF saia Dead Broke saryeE, xlea.s
post Ne ef szid Dead BROKE survey es,n ,
]. deg ". ga s-ia feet. 40 feet, e POSI- So
TIE place NI BEGINNING ~ 8AeA -.k
vey No. lel Dead Broke lode, - eon1ies ~.
this survey is hereby ~s1elGsed. said eenre
IL described as follows. B<gtrnins 81 f.s.s
Of this survey. No. 49,. and rnnains las a
lst course s. 20 deg. W, %G lie iest uxe'
"a coarse $. ss4 deg W "a Siafsst 70 pesx
of said survey No. iSi thence. 80 seA'sss.
Il deg. W. S5s 4-l0 feet; and therce, ~ e.al
8. 20 aeg. Z. laT ITO feet. 70 shs plses q ossa1s s
ming: which tract being exeluesa TIE rsis
survey, leaves remaining 2 s--loo airs ~
claim Is bounded on the north by 'hs -.
Broke. The loe1tion Of this mine u aa's ~ -
corded in the Recorders OEse e kErtkA =,
ing District. In Book d. page 49, Az s.si
persons claiming adversely any por1sa ss,s
New Year mine. or said msrinS ground = ~.
inbefore described, are required 70 ns go
adverse claim with the Register o. W n
States Land Ofaee, al Eureka. II re 81.
Nevada. during b sixty days gerleA II
Hcstion hereof. or they will be os1s1ss :"
tue Of the provisions OF the statute
sussod JAS. McMARTIS. Resis'er.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-02
Assessment Notice.

nHrNIx SILVER MINING COMPANY
Location Ct principal Place q eas-ness,
"a Francisco. California @4nen u Tafks,
eureka District. Eureka e1sntf, Nevada
Notice Is hsraby given. tAat al : meeting Of
ne Board q Directors. hei1 On the i5th day Of
August. IsTa. an xss@ssnea.s 30, ~ q fSenty
I've 1881 cents per share wHs levied GPcl tEe
eApifzI stock q the corporation. payable iEnne-
y xtefy in United States gold coin. 70 the See
retsrY. At the ofEee Of the Company. Rooms 6
nd I. No. saT Pine street. San Francisco. Cali
forni4-
AM stock upon which this aSs@s.n2snt SHAH
ezasin unpaid on the tEcnflefn 18th day o.
epfenb@r. 1879, VIII be eehnqaenf. and silver
rse4 for sale 81 public suction and nhless
csyHasns is made before. viii be sold On NkLA
SESDAY. the nftenfh fi5thj day Of OctCber.
80. to pay he deIirqucu, assessnsnt. iogsih-
r with ccxts e. advertising and expenses OF
sale. By order q the bard q niseS.ess.
D. =. yEEDESAL. Secrsisry-
OHcs~Reozns 9 AID :, Ne. 81 Pine street
Snn Francisco. C.4.e-Ai1- aal%t1
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NOTIFICATIONS FOR PATENT.
F0R A PATENT

- -up TrcKY BOY MINE.-No. BIS
"a Once. Eureka, Nevada, July
"a ,s-o-Sotice is hereby gwen that Al
rst.s W. A. Montgomery, Annie pnss.S re-
Gavin, j. Nee. scott, .SJrss H. En-.
x.n have this day filed their apph-
r.tent for fifteen hundred linear
-. - .he Lucky Boy mine, or VEN peaIlhk
s,lrsr with surface ground Two nunofsa lses
nviath. situate. lying ana oeins ~ Iuiea
Mining District, County y 55sssen..ed hy ~,
s<srs5s and known snd des,gna'sn py I'D
- oeaeisl plat ON hle in this once
-e41 - 10 The exterior boundaries 81
- III Nc lss being as follows; 70 VIZ.
--sicn Ifk de- rees east. Beginning ava lvr'
a--tes No 1. L. s Survey 80 1873, NEense tAs
"--..s !, ne town u Eureka bears y - otl
- e.1 feet. Ruby Hill No bears
:. - a. ,,ir ~ 800 feet: pest No. ! OF y.
. n o Wilson lode, bears >. 10 oeg
- Il a. rect. the Jackson shaii DeSrsA
u a. q am. W. AS AlOfeet: ana ,he LucA,
~ i Aft bears {. sA deg. z, .4s Ite'. .nsh
s~st rourSe 4. 30 feet, TO poet marke.
: ss-vev No. Isl; thence, % eonrst
70, - 1T marked No 8, e ). Survey
A@,rs "a course W. 200 feet. TO 3 post
'.wt@5 ~o 4 81 L. 5 Survey No. 49, hLu
-kenre 4th course y. l-%o iett- 70 Pc. 80, =
be ulsce Of beginning. containing ~
,eres. This claim is ooahusu W !. al
=. co,reu The location Of this mine II Iai!
oss 81 Rsak y. page las II the DIS
- sTsnirc Recorders Once OF EnreAA
49, n.s,,5e, Anv and al persons cisim-
,dx--ssiv snv portion of said Lucy BOY
nine. or said mining ground as hefeAhofloe,
described, are required = -, NJ Iaits5 Sat-,
"a ossre ~ FurekA. in tie state Of Nevada,
snrinr he sixty days period OF puoheet.si
esreof or they will be barred by virtue o. ss
provisions Of the statute
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ITO THE CLOUD MISE-So. s1-u.H
Il Land Once, Ea-sks, Sevtas. A@ssmP'
is-p.-Nct1ce is hereby given. tE.t $3.50.
Stowell, Samuel J. Bseeee. 9 a.~s
and John shoenesr, whose pess seslrr
Eureka. Nevada. have this day hisa ia
plication for 9 patent fer sx lnnare-
linear feet Of the Cloud naine. CT fsiL a~ra5
silver. with surface ground two hSl = -.
feet in width. situate. lying ana IA
reka Mining District, CozEfs ef - ~
State Of Nevada. and known and ess5An@N. ~
the feld Ec.ss and osAeasl plat o. ~ x-rsf,.
cssce A. Lot Number One Hnndrea - s,id
four lie4l. The ~sxfsric- eo2I1srst y.tsu
Let No. 1874 being s. f0liovs, q VIZ. I'D
isx deg East. C~omrns2xirg a. 49, -Hu
Ne, 1. L. 5. surwsy Ne l2s. veeEee h1ss
No. ! bears \ . de- Y .Alss f-i = nd
mert No 4 bears y ! deg IS sni1 = stex
the main incline uTdr this tSar $3.50 q teg
W, SIS feet: thence runninS Isl q.
Il. 10 LILO feet. 10 the southern 49, ! suce
:. survey Ne ia7. lot A NessrnuEts boae' ....y
pest No , AZ said Netanaorzs sttNt. -.rSei
AZ deg Z 10 feet. CO fsSts o. fNsi -
No3U C. 5. Survey No ist. thsrse RS
81 deg ". 100 feet, % past msrks1 sexw
eco feet, 10 post narke3 Ne e. y sst.
les; thence. ath course y. 81 De- Srrxfy
TO the western boundary g sa.u rl,ee
No i27. lot A. 90 fest ~ pcs. = . "a III,
Of beginning. 50 maeh o. w,fh IT'S
lot A Metamoras lode. as eos11ets de-
snrwey Is hereby exeiE5sd. ssst 60 lxa,f
scrsbed A. folloxs. B~egtEniEe 81 F.sssrt
thss survey. No ls4. ard rrncine rsrrs
course 3. . deg z. ~ liz fest. 49, Ssu
8. -gk deg " rs SIC feet. 70 rSsf Sesx ~
Nefaraorss survey hence. - { q -
de- W. Is fest. ssd sASors. "a scsrs< nsss
4. l&s 10 feet, 10 tAs Place 9 .-~v~y.
which tract beirs exslz1sa frSA ~.ss r,.lm Is
leaves remaining ) &<1 nsine.
bounded o. he nerth Is Tia EsszaAs5ia
The l~oesfsen AZ sAis EAns - enr $3.50 III.
tse Reccraerss CHes e Hnrsl. Nh5As Nv
s-set. in yook Z. pace =. q SAL hss 49, ,orsca
and all persons ctsl&AfnE saFsfs< -nsa &c
herefns esass described. srs Fssairsa ~
their adverse elxsra With To- $3.50 IL he
United States Land ofEes. az fS5sss ,-.sa
State Of Nevada. during The ssC tsrsa
Il qualification ksresf, Or thsg wa
by virtas AZ ~ rrexis.srs ~ tAs st.s1ss
sal Ia las. xsNAnrfy. bssas'"'
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Assessment Notice.

II < CONSOLIDATED MINING coNPA-
IN ~. Location Of prlae1gsl place p; pusi.
uxss. Saa Frxrcisco, California Location q
sorks. Eureka Mining District, Eureka C0unfy,
state o. Ney4Gx Notice ia hereby gtven. that
Il meeting o. the Beard o. Trustees. held ca
the LIST day CT August, lsTS, an assessment
4 cre dollar psE share szs Lasted ppoE the
capital stock q ths corporation. payable I'M
uaedia.ely. IN United States gold ectn. 10 the
Secretary, al the cf5cs Of the Company. Room
"a. Nevada Block, Nc. 90 Montgomery street.
sg1 Francisco, California
An stock upon which lhss sssessne1~ shall
remain anpAd On the ID day u September.
1879. will he delinquent. and advertised fer
sale q. yzhlic auction: and unless payment Is
made before. oil be solA On WEDNESDAY. tie
FIRST DAY OF OCTOBER. iess. 70 pay the
delinquent assessment together with costs Of
advertising ard expenses Of sale.
By order Of the Beard o. Trustees.
B. B. MINOR. Secretary.
Oasce-Roon ~. Nevada Bloek- No. @9 Mont
gcz1eEy street, San FrzEctzco. California.
auStd
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TAKE NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. THArNAa
~ tina ordinance fixing . tax on all va
dogs within the corporate limits o. the-"
town Of Eureka. must be complied with on and
After MONDAY. July isth. All dogs not tagged
BY the time named will Be proseeded against
- provided in said ordinance.
MATTHEW KYLE. sheriff.
Eureka. July u. 1873. syls-tf
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Assessment Notice.

To MATT. MURPHY: YoU ARE HEREBY
l. nofffed that have performed labor or
the Sierra Nevada mine. situated in Antelope
Mining District. Eureka county. Nevada. since
Nay, ISIS. 20 May. 1872. amounting TO So in
Emitted States gold coin. for your interest OF
500 feet III said claim. and that unless you pay
said amount siihin ninety days after the FIRST
peoaeatson Of this notice. your interest in said
claim VIII become my property BY Law.
WILLIAM WHALES.
June II. 1879 jetaiaua0d
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Notice OF Assessment.

ITO p. 4 SMITH. AND YOUR GRANTEES:
i You will take Hotice thsfI have performed
!abor 10 the amount Of $50 eur1ng the two
years last passed. and ending Ser tembs. n,
1879. On tEe Belmont nd Old Tewn mins ., sit
ua.ed .n Eureka Nluing Dis.rirt Fufssz
eounfy. Seysds. the sane being the work re-
azjred 70 b doae By the laws u the I nited
States In relation to nines. and that said labor
has been dore TO ma ntAin posssssCry title to
the same. and that ycur proper on o. said ex-
pense amounts 70 the sum of tST n e. :. eelt
coin. and yea are hereby required 10 pay sal !
sum expended IN said mines a. aforesaid w h.
In ninety days from the date Of the first publ
cation Of this notice. OF forfeit your interest In
said mines, which fs as foliows Ola Town.
400 feet Belmont. 40 feet.
MARION FERRELL.
Eureka. August y, is-g. au27-sod
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NOTICE.

CIRCUMSTANCES OVER WHICH HAVE
~ no control compel me TO sever nv ennnec-
ton with The chop Stand in Jack Psrry's ocs-
usr. EDWARD =, RYAN.
nsrsAA. ssiy ~ ISIS. nv
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T0x DoLpxK or CERTIFICATE sr,s. 10
sAeres e hsnssy. - requested to call q
- Do4L fAxTox a 90
nn1aaas ssaya uS. haH
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4 IL PARTIES HOLDING CERTIFICATES
n Of indebtedness u Eureka Lodge. No. l6.
=. A. n. q EcFeks. will please present the
. sms 10 ma for adjustment.
W p. sTEICHELMAy, Secretary.
Eureka. July SC. isS9. tysl.im
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EGAL BL.ANkk. OF ALI. ns
" sessftsens. printed 70 ordsf u tas ~
rINkL 0ffICE.
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Assessment Notice.

ITO MRS. Z. NJ BAUM. PALIsADE. Y0r
are hereby notified tina; l have performed
labor On the Sierra Nevada mine. situxfed in
Antelope Mininz District. Egrsk. Couzry, Ne
vale. since Nay. ISIS. to Nay. 1873. amounting
10 sa5 in United States gold eoin, for your in
tsrest Of go feet in said CLAIM. and that unless
You pay said amount within ninety days after
the trss ruhiirssica Of this notiee. your in
,erest II said claim viii become my property
b. Law. WILLIAM XHALE<.
June ii. 1873 5ei2lav90d
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Business Opportunity.

FoR SALE CHEAP
HALr INTEREST IN A WELL ksrAB
l1nkD UAUDE1 SHOP ans
4AIm 1a0CAE- located IN the csrtrs, par
e Ne eus nsxs door v wslis. FARGO 4 Col
xxpreos o4es. Austin. Lander coaHty. New
Ay4H - -1usto4cs Dcx e5.. Austin. Ssvsd.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1879-10-15
A Hnre Amir.

The Kinds county Bulletin has a very
amusing account Of the Grceuback rally at
Edwards, from which we take the following
account of the procession to the dry goods
box in the middle Of the street from which
the orators addressed the MASSES, after the
manners Of patent medicine vendors
About an hour after this conversation.
the music of the base drum could he dis
tinctly heard from over the distant hill 1t
was announced that the procession would
pass directly. Two representative colored
men, with huge bludgeons in their hands,
We're busy ordering people to stand aside and
make way for the living, moving mass of
Grecnbackers that were every moment CN-
pected. Now the note of the drum could
be heard approaching nearer and nearer,
until il seemed the very air was blossoming
with its melody. There was "a moment
of breathless silence. Every eye WAS
turned in the direction of the hill
when all ut once, the graceful figure Of
Captain Montgomery, set off To better
advantage and more elegantly proper
toned by the slight addition of base
drum, was seen marching over the hill.
Then came colored voter, and behind him,
in single file, came a mule-then Hon.
John T. Huh, Atwood and Mcleod arm I'm
arm, and three abreast Then another
colored voter, with green patch over his
eye-who was followed by his dog. And
last but not least, the special reporter of
the Jackson Independent, Col. $. ID. Currie
who brought up the rear, as also an
empty dry-goods box, from whose lofty
summit Greenback doctrines were TO be
be disseminated. As the procession moved
along slowly, Col. Currie sang few stanzas
Of the popular hymn, "Bear as on %
Victory ~ Indeed, the whole affair was
immense The people down this way have
never seen anything to compare with it,
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Jefferson Davis.

Raleigh q. c. Observer
People might wen have differed about
some of the actions Of President Davis i'm
the trouhlous times of war, but when he
was cast into a felon's cell at the end Of h0s-
Utilities. the hearts of the Southern people
went out 10 him as never before. and his
faults were forgotten in the generous sym
patty of our whole southern country.
Since then his conduct, his language. and
his actions have always been in accord with
the sentiments of all our people. 1t is
with pleasure we publish his admirable re-
Spouse 10 the invitation extended TO him
by the citizens of Salisbury to attend the
proposed reunion of soldiers there. He
says:
BEAuvorR 2. O., Miss, Sept p, 1879
GENTLEMEN-I have received your court.
eous invitation 10 attend reunion of the
"North Carolina survivors of the late war,
on the 23d of October next, at the city Of
Salisbury
Prominent among your objects is 20 allay
ill-tceliuC. which may remain between those
who followed different flags, so as to unite
all in proper efforts for the general welfare
OF your State Nothing surely could Do
more commeudablc than the object, and
nothing Is less Christian, or more unsoldier-
ly, than malice aud a cherished desire for
revenge.
My engagements will not permit me tn
be present with you ON the occasion, as I'M
vited, and l can only tender 10 you my
best wishes for the success of your laudl-
BILE purpose, peace and good will throughout
the broad borders of your commonwealth.
am, gentlemen,
Very respectfully yours,
JEFFERSON DAVIS.
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Petroleum as Fuel.
THE PROBLEM THOUGHT TO BE SOLVED AT
LAST

THE PROBLEM THOUGHT TO BE SOLVED AT
LAST.
Hundreds Of attempts have been made to
use crude petroleum as fuel, but for some
reason or another they have all failed, al
though every inventor knew there was mil
lions in it if he succeeded in making the
thing work The Journal of the Franklin
Institute thinks the problem has at last been
solved. 1t says:
Air, steam and oil-spray are Injected into
suitable fre-box The result Is an lnttam-
mable gas, burning with a smOkeless flame
which produces intense heat. Into the fire
box is passed tube which branches into two
pipes. One Of these connects with the boiler
and the other with the oil tank. Valves pecu-
iarly constructed regulate the quantity OF
steam or oil admitted to the furnace. No
other machinery is required. prelimina-
~ blaze of wood under the boiler Is needed
to raise the steam necessary to start the
burner into operation. Upon the first PT ac-
| teal test of this new fuel the safety valve
was blown off at 120 pounds pressure twenty
minutes after the burner was ignited. But
this terrible fame can be regulated by a
turn of the hand. barrel OF crude oil Is
worth about 81, but its heat-produelng ca
pacity Is much greater than that OF 81, worth
IF coal. Assuming that oil will remain
cheap. and that its supply will be uAllmlted,
| the Possibilities of this new burner in ocean
| and railway traffic are simply incalculable.
The labor and cost of firing up are dispensed
| with. The danger from sparks and cinders
is eradicated. Neither smoke, dirt nor ash
es attend its use The space occupied by
oil, as compared with an equal value of coal,
| i hardly anything, and leaves valuable
room for cargo A moderate oiLtank, stu
ated remote from the furnace in a ship
would hold fuel enough for double trip
and would supplant the great coal bunkeri
with their attendant dirt.
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An Item that No Northern Radical
Journal will Publish.
Sedalia (Mo.) Democrat, OCT. 81

SedaIia (MO) Democrat, OCT. g.
The "exodusters" find that all that
glitters in Kansaa is something else besides
gold The other day Mr.. A. A. Hartman,
of Artesis, Miss, took from the Lincoln,
Reb., insane asylum, a colored man by the
name Of Harmon, who was raised by him
on his plantation in Mississippi, coming
from homo for that purpose. The colOred
man Is one Of the refugees that came 10
Kansas in the spring, and from the effects
Of a sunstroke in June, become insane, and
was taken to the asylum at Lincoln. The
scene between slave and master was truly
affecting, and when he learned that his old
master had come to take him back 70 his
parents, he embraced him and could hardly
be taken from him. but kissed his garments
and cried for Joy.
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MISS LINDA GILBERT, who in quiet,
unostentatious way, has done as much for
the unfortunate prisoners as Florence
Nightingale did for the Crimean soldiers,
has just issued a circular calling upon man
ufacturers, corporations, contractors, far
mers, and other employers to aid in giving
employment to ex-prisoners who are desir-
Gus of leading peaceful and industrious
lives The appeal should be listened to.
There are many instances where by kind
ness and good treatment men and women
NAV be saved from lives of shame, crime,
and degradation Many unfortunates who
have been sent to prison for the first time
would, when they are liberated, willingly
lead better lives were some inducement held
out to them to do so. Unfortunately, they
find as a rule, the hand of every man
against them, and in the sullen rage of self
defence become more and more aggressive
and sink lower in the social scale. Miss
Gilbert's plea for their relief is noble and
generous, and should be needed
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1879-10-15
An Old Citizen.

Forrest Register.
We met on our streets last week Judge S.
benson, from Ludlow. Judge benson was
born in Arson county, North Coroliua
about 1900. He has filled many response
Bile offices in the county Of Scott lie has
been State Senator and Probate Judge
He was Superintendent IF the Southern
Railroad from jackson to Brandon, i'm ] SiS
and 40. Assisted in surveying the road as
far AS g. W. Taylor's now Morton.
He located the County sites, both Of
Scott, and Rankin counties.
The benson family is very numerous in
this county. lie informed Us that he had
80 grandchildren, and 80 great grand-chil-
dren; he has been married three times.
Judge benson is quite blind and feeble ia
body, but his mind is active, and vigorous.
He is a grand specimen Of the old North
State, christian gentleman may he spend
the balance Of his years in peace and quiet.