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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-09-03
And against the
William Perm Mining Company,
a Corporation, Defendant,

I dfd, on the 30th day Of August, A. D. 1879,
seize and levy upon tho followin described
real property, to-wit: That certain parcel Of
land in Silver City town site. Lyon county,
Nevada, designated on map Of said town site
made by Ross E. Browne. and on file In the
Office of the County Recorder of said Lyon
county, beginning one hundred and twenty
six feet westerly from the southeast corner
Of block No. IS. and running thence along
southwest boundary Of Hope mill site N. $40
W. 1l6 feet; thence N. 12ks W. 80 75-l00ths
feet: thence N. 1899 E. 2sl feet: thence N.
l7ko E. 10 feet thence go W. 10 feet thence
s. 2lo X. 202 8.10ths feet; thence N. 500
"a 5-1Oths feet to point of beginn ng, and
containing e. 1O0ths Of an acre.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-09-03
DELTA SALOON
South @ Street. virginia.
PETER ]. DvHNE, SOLE PROPRIETOR.

VUyHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING PUR.
IL cbased the interest Of Orndor6 4 Ma
o6s ihFthes above Saloon, will continue the
same. under his personal supervision. %
heretofore. and respectfully soiicits con-
tinuance of the patronage Of the old friends
OF the Saloon and the public generally.
= a." PETER J. dunno,
Sole Proprietor OF Delta Saloon.
Virginia. New. June I. 1879.
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Amusement Notes.

MI Barton Hill will start Tor California 10 day.
The cast OF "IsAssommoir' In the olympic Theatre on
the 18th inst viii include Miss Ellie wilton
Madame Tayart" ONcnhach's opera houfc IS 10 he
produced in the PARK Theatre. when Mile Aim(c goes
there from Booths, early next month
Mr. " j. Florence has concluded his engagements for
the sctsou ana Will remain In town until ~ gu's o can.
ada the hunting and fishing expedition in which hc Is
10 Ice joined hv Mr. s0thern the Duke of Beaufort Sir
Join Reed, and others
The ballet In the BLACK Crook NJ Nihlo's Garden
Theatre excellent trim and Is the most attractive
that has been had ia Sew York iu lon- umo several
variety features have been introduced, aud the gro
tcsqur dancing Is Of the most amusing Mind
The benefit that Miss Rose Coghlan is take prior TO
her de- partuTc for California viii probably Ice nm Booths
Theatre about the middle Of next month IL has been
suggested that Miss Cughan appear lfli IN
from Twelfth sight, and in The jealous WIFE
rumor that Mr. Frederick May oi Bennett duel noto-
rcty about to become an actor Is lAughngY denied
by that aoncman who Is engaged In stock speculauons
in this civ The rumOr probably had Its origin IN The
fact that Mr. Bnuccault who T. friend Ut Mr. May,
proposed that he should on the STAGE and offered him.
IL is said, $3.50 week
Maurice Barrymore the companion NJ BENJAMIN Por
ter at the time OF ue lattcrs nation Is In hilado
pha lie tells reporter tor the Philadelphia Tine III at
when he barrymore urged Porter to out OF the bar
aud to have nothing To 10 tho rufhAn, Curric
the latter turned TO him and said; Perhaps you'd like
70 take u upt' barrymore replied Wei, I'm not par
Z" Haven't you \ plsolr " Non win you swear that
YOU have not - YES" Then take on your coat I"
cried barrymore throwing on his he spoke. But
Curtr instantly drew two rcNolNers and as the actor
stood before him In boxing attitude he discharged one
elbow aud lodging near the skin under the shouldo
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BEFORE 4 GRAND JCRY.
The Affairs OF Denuact Jersey city Life
Insurance aud Trust Company.

The affairs Of the defunct International
Life Insurance and Trust Company Of Jersey
City. It is currently reported are engrossing the
attention Of the Hudson County Grand Jury.
This institution was launched in 1865 with a
let Of well-known and solvent names in its
Board OF Directors. The Reformed Dutch
Church seems 10 have been largely drawn upon
for these and MIR. T. A. Hayt heretofore editor
OF the Christian LateUl0encer. an organ Of that
church was made President; Mr.. James A.
williamson. a conspicuous church member
Vice President and Mr.. Charles Deshler. an
other church member Secretary,
A Comprehensive charter had been procured
from the New Jersey Legislature, and the COM
pany was advertised as the only ona in New
Jersey which had n cash capital, and was AT the
same time allowed 10 receive savings bank de-
posits. This was felt Ia give added security to
those who wanted 10 uut their savings in a safe
place. where they would draw interest and for
time the company did q good business.
Shortly after Chancellor Zabriskie retired
from the bench. about SIX years ago. ne became
suspicious Of the management Of the company
and got a committee Of the directors appointed
TO examine the cQmpany's affairs. great
part Of the advertised cash capital was found
10 consist OF notes of hand. and what had been
paid in was found 10 be impaired 10y had invest
ments 10 the extent OF over $50 200. The cX-
Chancellor died abroad shortly aiterward. The
cash capital OF the company was advertised at
5000 600 down 10 the time OF It's collapse in 1877.
In the mean time most Of the early directors
About two years ago Mr.. Lansing Zabrskie
son Of the dead Chancellor. and executor Of his
estate applied 10 Chancellor Runyon for an in
junction To prevent tho company from doing
any further business. alleging that il was in
solvent. and that It would imperil the interests
Of the trustees. OF whom his father had been
one, 10 nave il 20 on, temporary Injunction
WAS granted. and Washington Il. Williams was
appointed 70 examine and report the COM
pau} : condition. The allegation Of the COM
Ianys Insolvency proved to be well founded
The greater part Of the money received ms de-
POSTS was found to have been invested 10y Pres
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.

THURSDAY, April 1.-THE stock market
opened less active, and its tone was foversh
and unsettled. The Southwestern roads did
not maintain tho prominence Of the past two
days. and yet there was considerable activity in
them. The most active shares were Erie. North
western. Delaware. Lackawanna and Western
and Wabash. Michigan Central. for an excep.
ton. was lower After meridian there was re-
newed activity and general buoyancy. but the
second call passed of rather tamely. and In the
nnal dealings prices Rnyo way under sales To-
realize. especially the Southwestern fancies
There was n notable advance to 1872 in the
shares Of the New York Elevated Road. but
business was small Tho sales for the day were
lSO.l3J shares INCLUDING 10000 Delaware
IAckawnuna and Western. 10000 Erie com
nor, 800 Kansas Pacific. . 100 Michigan Cen
tral. 95Oo Nnrthwestern common G.2SQ DO pre-;
terred. 11.4l0 St. Louis. KANSAS City and
Northern common. 1850 DO, preferred, 81 900
Wabash. and 1879 c.. G. and J. c.. nearly all Of
tho latter toward tho close Tho final changes
were slight. except an advance Of "a = for Eric
common. and preferred. aud . for c.. c. and
l. c.. and n decline OF Sc. for Michigan Central.
The following will show tho range OF prices
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SUPREME CoURT-CHAMBERs.- 3d. l1S,
ri ~ l-i ISL lss. 100 2'e ~ 23, 2si. 21i ,,S ~
srtcIAL 1tRH -Cnse 30 H7S fAtt Nus sN-i f.sl
iS2n 47H2 i25l, 80 4t0i 1s2, 4125, 4l22 49, t83
;Si2, 500 Part II Nos +blJ, 4Ih, 5Hs ai91' 4oS4'
45s9 47i2. 1850 4ns 3bs. JlN, 1913 fisi $500, tSo
Part III -fHs. nl. No 1872 80 80 .
SUPERIOR CoUu-SfFClAL TEka-NoS ~, o. Oh ~, 20
% o. - Part l-Nos lluj. ma s<S, ~, lptN, ll4k
sgS no. ll77. 2u2 Part III Nos bli ". - ~
CosaoS pLsAs-srF,lAL I.HH No. 7 EQUITY TEN =
Nos o. 49, l. l3. 10, - ~ - Part No. 100 ~
nm, 8ia BIl. Iula 2u7p 30 ~ 9S2, 1888 s03 up,
lUlI p3S 7i5 s7 post siS 2u23 l2s5 s24, 1851 ION,
49, ipH 1880 Part il-Nos rgs SiS 2l2f. III, lf3,
1000 lO4s ln12 ln13 alG 2iis, lisI, l7in - o ehl ~
NAusF t0rHT-rnrt Nos. bnil. bONl 5Nh, hNlf,
5si5 pa9 iAl7 $3.50 GlI4 6lui, 1871 5Dt. 5ni2 bni0,
5i0a Part H. Nos hgpi. go 5fii, 6hit Bnb $3.50,
Hl,A iS7i ~ 657 OlGi Gl7I 1888 eit2 6124. GlSo.
I7tH g. a. NiN0 $3.50. Afn. hS2r hl@ ~ ~, blR1 ~
1885 H.ul b4ud Gl6l, u332. Hdt n@h dl1i' bltt Wiz
tl.l GA2 Part ll-No, Boz, hh1N. 1ISl 5S12, bf1O
,rI 5Jl7 D.3 GII Gll7. 6lWc Gil3 3ll6, 6ljj. 6lj6
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MAny parents labor under the mistaken IMPRESSION
that ihoir rhildrrn must all pass Through the ori'hl
known A. chtidtru- d-east- and. A. ucy some ih.s
rNurrss II thu f0nurr thu better A cild u no more
suirct 10 i.eute net loss so man nm Adhlt u IN,
ro.rr precautions are taken 10 regulate IT. met ana
t.cb the systsn crun~d by appropriate medicines ny
ihIs We 40 not iu'An an hablnal dosing WIN puI
Enuves such n practice would weaken The INFANT sys
t,u 80 that could not resist the attacks OF uNnM anu
would also prnNo ruinous Ia II. phl .tM cn.uluu"h
mi uods nt~ occasional USE Of an chcieh hlt'fauNe
mr. blood ruuher, would almost absolutely insure we
child. :. stem eninst disease. besides greatly promoting
~. yigor and strength DT firtccs Golden Mrdlch DIS
cOtey Ncellrd AS an a!tcrahe, anu WI prove
very e,IcctuAt reveuuva at heae diseaeA--Adv
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Where conrrs.. ia. No. Power.

WASHINGTON. April 1.-THE subcommittee
Of the Committee on Agriculture, to which the subject Of
devising means to guard against the spread OF pcuro
pneumonia among cattle WAS referred agreed upon a
report to-day. when the subject up Tor discussion
In tile House a question was raised to the right OF
tie Federal Government TO follow the example Of several
Euroucau Governments, and buy and slaughter all ami
mails int rted with the disease. The sub Committee
ports that Federal Government has not that power
States enforcing regulations tnpeNthl the lnpoIaunn
spread nf the disease precedent was Afforded the
Committee in et rmlning this point by decision Ot the
supreme Court which de cared'void law pas ed by the
LEGISLATURE OF Missouri prohibiting the importation Ut
Texas cattle into Missouri IN certain months IN tile year
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SptsmI llOinss.
A.-swALLOWING
IN CATARRHAL Mucus causes,

IN CATARRHAL MtCUS causes
FOuL BREATH and disgusting exrectoration;
CRACKING PAINS in the head and forehead;
DEAFNESS and loss cf smelling power;
BRONCHITIS, Hay Fever. ani other diseases
THE ACTION OF CATARRHAL VIRUS through the
mucous membrane hns been finally discovered.
WEI DE MEYERS CURE. THE ONLY KNOWN REM.
EpN tor these diseases. Is certain DO it, effects
vaccination Is for smallpox
u q. McKELvEY. Government Inspector. 1917 Mott st.
Ny Cured Of very bad Chronic Cntarrh
r. q. BLACKBURN. at Lord 4 Taylor. Broadway "
Cured Of THREE YEARS cArARRIi; ONE
PACKAGE
: BENEDICT Jr, Jewoller. d.7 Broadway. New York
dadyl Cured of terrible HAY FEVER
REV G. JONES. New Brighton, S. l. worth ten
times the cost"
REV GEO. a. KlES 100 Jay It, Brooklyn ut has
restored me to ministerial lahors"
REV ALEX fREEsE, Cairo, s. 1t has worked
wonders ~ six cases in INV parish"
Or g. DrRHlN. Dentist aoi 9th av. Ncw York
Cured ~ CATARRHAL INFLUENZA
NILE AIMEE. Oncra Puma Donna CATARRHAL
BRONCHITIS "Grcat benefit nom 1t, Use"
MRS. EMMA C HOwES 3e West WASHINGTON square,
ny CNrARRu THIRTY YEARS cured by ,
packages
&c. Sc. &c.. &c, &c.
DIR WEI pE MEYERS PAMPHLET. with the most
remarkable testimonial, ON record, SENr FREE by his
Agents, NESsRs D, b DEWEY a CO., 90 De, IT,. ~.
or 10y Druggists. The CURE Is DELIVERED at $3.50
package Think of REAL CURE for an obstinate
disease at mi. trining cost
For safe hy pIrM ~. Aston House. UUDNUr Uorali
VnIdlNe. tA~NIl.l.N MASSEY Broadway and 18th =
ALBERT III Sci howery aud Canal 4 Got ~ J. 33S
80 aN and ~oth T. and itl av. CUNNING 81 KDacker:
COOPER sos Hudson ST. MEl kii l7a Gr.,uWlrh 4
btLEN. 9Th az. at 52l IT,. IllLEFELD. sol, 500 ami
20 N q F. u
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In small comfortless room in the second
story OF the tenement house at 800 West Houston street
John Curran, his wife and tour children have lived for
the past six months The room is windowlcss and u
lamp gives the only light that entc the
ment John is n blacksmith by trade. lie worked IN
McGHrrys shup at 5OG Greenwich street To SIX months
ago when he had n severe attack OF rheumatism. vim
which he utterly Frustrated His former employ tuid
o John Yesterday lie stood at his Jorge until his legs
would no longer bear his weight
The family without the actual necessarics OF life
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sales of 80 on bush including steamer At 43
43,ze No DO 49, 4Fscf5c. Tor No. FOR May, aud
45sst1i<c ior do. for June.
GROckups-Raw SUGAR quiet and unchanged NJ
o. e6yc Tor far TO good rcning. with sales Of 7oOhhds
reuued active At Slsas3sc. tor hards. Rice in
moderate demand and steady ut esaIc tor DO
me site. Molases was UNCHANGED with Il moderate
demand. coffee steady and moderately active sales
da, 2tu hgrs RIO at silsl2'sc ordinary to prime car
gons ~ a14i marncaiho. l2aiNsc; Java 28G24fc.
SUsnRiFs-NHyal stores were quiet and steady spirits
turpcnune. SIC. to good strained 81 35sfl 80
r. troicum easier and dun IT VIC Tor refined. IN bhlS
h.kry hrm. sales 80 bills S1ul cash. closed SlOe
asked regular Tallow In demand 6lsc for prime Hfar
inc fairly active Gsss6aac for prime. Ocean freghts
were quiet, but uniformly steady no engagements Of
i'm ortnncc Grsiu to Mar~cilles rs do TO Antwerp
- ~ r gr; refncd petroleum to Lon Ion, 3s crude dc.
10 MnIsnIle.. A. naIhfhh 20 Iiyernnnl. 1a Cd.
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ABBorL-Apnl II. Mary, the beloved wife Of tn,

ABBoTr-Apnl II. Mary, the beloved wife Of Thomas
Abbott
Funeral takes place from her late residence. Harrison
It, on saturday afternoon. nt O'Clock
CAMPBELL In San Francisco cal. Aprls. Margaret
beloved wife o Duncan Campbell. native VI Glasgow.
scotland, aged ~ wears aud months
COOKE At Pc,ou \. $, on Tuesday: April !. william
T.. Cooke. s-q VI - aged 80 wears Or. Cooke rradu-
ntod ut the Jefferson Medical College Philadelphia, in
1872. a distinguished member of the Masonic ira
trruity being rHst Master sew Caledonia Lodge.
aud ~ and Past High Priest of the Royal Arch
Chapter He held at the time Of his death, the positions
Of Inspecting Physician for the Port Of Picou and Medi.
cal Sncrinic uicui NJ the Marine Hospital The inter
ucut conducted with Masonic hnunrs Friday 9TH
inst, iu - Jfmcss churchyard. Pictnu \ $
OiLlNukE.--lu Newton. Mass. April 49, Mrs ClariSsa
Josiah Gilmore.
RitE-At Hcunikcr n. II. April - Of heart disease.
jacob Rice, aged ~ years months aud - days
ROOT In Coventry. Conn. April 10, Nathaniel Root,
aged 20 wears, months aud 10 days
THOMPSON In Brooklyn. April II, Margaret wife Of
James 1Numl soil.
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
invited ~ attend the funeral from her at residence, ~
Prospect ~. on sunday. April - at2 +. NJ
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New YORK, Thursday. April 17.-No trade 10
beet cattle Tor lack OF offerings Slow market for dressed
beef Vt " lR 4 N. Reef shipments to-day ~ quarters
Receipts oi calves. Az Markct stcndCr at aec n 10
latter price for "a choice State ,cas ias n. average
Receipts II sheep and lambs ~ loads 22tO head
No important change in the general features but better
clearance. Vnshtrn sheen ranged from 4t.dGasc. ~
n clipped do from 4s5i.c. A few spring lambs were
sold at ~ 2,@siip q head at isapc T. n shipments
TODAY. $50 live sheen and $50 carcns.es VI mutton
Receipts uf hogs II car loads 500 head Demand
for live hog. very moderate at e. o0eSt 10 q 100 ms,
load ile N "A IVt.
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ARNOLD-HOBBs on "Wednesday April TO- at the
r. sidcnce Of the bride MouclHr y j. by the Rev DR..
Rowland Ut Sew York Mary Elizabeth Hobbs to Edward
Arnold NJ BROOKLYN
BRAYTON-WHEELER--M savannah. Ga April ~
by the Rev Timothy Harley Mr. 3 W Bravton OF North
Adams. Mass TO Mrs Frances VI Wheeler Of Pawtucket
X. l.
DAWSON SPR1NGSrEEN. On Tue shay. April n. by
the Rev w. - llitohings OF Trinity Church. Calvin r
Dawson Of Baltimore, Md. 10 Grace H. sprngstecn OF
~
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DIJORCED.


sen NFFNER-fn the city Of New York on the iTih
day April ir7a by Judge Ltrrenorc In the Court OF
Common Pleas Anna T. Scha1ner from John Schannor
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The ora,or,o Society. Fourth Concert.


The New York Oratorio Society gave its
fourth concert last evening. with programme
better suited in tone and color to the austerities
Of Passion Week than to that OF Eastertide. II
consisted Of two movements from an oratorlp
by FREDERICK Ke. entitled "Chrlstus"-tho
Ave Nerum OF Mozart the chorale from Wag-
ner's Mastersingers Of Nurcmberg" Handcl's
Largo. arranged for violin, solo. and orchestra
an aria from Bachs passion music. and the
march Solonclle. from Beethovon's Ruins Of
Athens"
Each OF these pieces is Of a serious and noble
character the composition Of a genius. II we
except Kiel. who can be acknowledged only
man OF talent and tho combination seems as
though II would make an exceptionally nne
performance. Such. however. did not prove 10
be the case. for the effect Of the whole was pom
derous. gloomy. and depressing, the more 50 as
Miss Henne was the OILY one Of the quartet OF
sOloists who made her patt really interesting.
Mrs florprnc,e Rice khoS G ni, her difficult
panied. with much earnestucss and good will
and her ladylke and charming appearance
must always commend her 10 an audience. but
her singing was labored. her breathing heavy,
her phrasing not good. and her conception II
the ar neither very tender NOR poetical one.
Wilhelm played HAndci's Largo grandly OF
course. and received that hearty applause
which he never fails 10 elicit. But IL WAS little
more than an aggravaiion To hear tho great
vioinisi in so brief composition. and one in
which his PLAYING was mostly ensemble with the
ofNNfstfu, Uilt LOST IN the tlu~S OF lnne.
The chief interest naturally centred In Kicl's
work. which was given for the first time IN
America. klel Is a man Of DISTINGUISHED tai
ents and held in high esteem AZ Berlin. whore
he lnbors stdulously at composition during all
the hours that he can spare from his duties
as professor OF counterpoint and harmony at
the Conservatory. His Requiem has even been
held 10y sOme musicians in equal honor with
Mozart's The choruses Of his Oratorio are the
best portions. Here the parts work ingeniously
together. and the writing is strong and origi-
nal. One or two ot the solos nr" .unin-
teresting. They appear TO wander ainlessly.
while the recitatves are often common
place and tedious. The singing of Mr..
Stoddard conduced not little 10 the monotony
Of the composition. His voice is hard. color
less. and stff with no variety or natural rich
ness Of tone and were il not for his sureness II
intonation aud n certain precision and intelli-
gencc in singing he could never render q all
acceptahly the parts that he attempts. Herr
merit hut the composition gave him little scope
for drnInniin nnMnr.
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Railroad bonds were active for tho specu-
lative issues but the course Of prices somewhat
irregular. The Kansas Paciilcss lost portion
Of the recent advance. the Denver division. with
do trust receipts, ll0't@ 40. and income No.
l6 59A@59. The bonds Of the elevated roads
we're nlgher Madropndl.nt1ah sg9iling al yus&y9's'
onds were active NJ &c. @G9ti and the LIST con-
solidated lO5AmlO5't. Other sales embraced
Missouri. Kansas and TcNns nssented 62Ad6i
closing ut the lower figure under free offerings
ST. Paul sinking fund, l03sM lOi Hannibal aud
ST. Joseph Ss. lOGs@lO6ii New Jerscy Central
lists S9@s9h.
Governments were active Mt some further ad-
vance. the early well rs the ilater issues sell
ing freely: District Of Columbia 3.G5s dull at
S2A@ 80 State bonds were active; Louisiana
consols nrmer, selling ut 81 l@52; Tennessee
LOG. The sales NJ bank shares Included Central
National. 90: Park. 90: and Republic. 100. The
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gusinrss lo!ltts.


Fine silk Hat. 81 go, worth S5.-wiue sta
Dcrhys. e. -; worth - 10 New Chnrch ~ up stairs
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Parties building or making alterations should examine
THE Hclyer CLOSET AMI the plumbing materials made
by Henry T. Meyer Co, - Chn Ado.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE

nfStirunr ALsArAc-rHis pAv
10 sun ~ Noon rises 20
wArFH-rHtsnav.
tandy Hook. - gov Island. q n He'll Gate-, 40
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DR. Root of a3 Pearl It gives each sufferer An nts
opIepsy one bottle OF his remedy Ieo Tor tral-AdN
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THE SEASIDE LIBRARY,

For LOVE AND LIFE .... ......... ~ cents
By Mrs OLIPUANT
Just Issued.
In clear, Nuhi. NHl.ieNuc tYuc,
FAIR, FAIR. WITH GOLDEN ll AiP n cents
BY Mr., FEAfllTRSrONlikCGH
Also
AIRY FAIRY LILLIAN. ...... ........... . ~ cents
By the author of Molly ham, Phyllis, 6c
ont Tomorrow n clcar loll handsome tyne
THE INtOMMER, lAL TRAVELLER ..... 20 cent?
By CHARLES pltkENS
For sal hv all new carr, or scout postage free ON re-
cent oi nr,rc hs GEOEuE MUNRO, - g. y Nauicwaer
{. NtW York.
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Philadelphia and Paris the highest and only medals To
the pr0p'rs Of Bensun's Capcne Porous plaster-Adp
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PROCEEDINGS IN TIE SENATE.

Senator Voorhees, delivered written speech
in tho senate to-day on the subject Of military
interference at elections VOORHEES, II good
speaker and the galleries were we'll lllod, not
outstanding the stormy weather. Gen. DO.
Johnson and few members OF tho House came
to the Senate to hear him. Carl Schurz was
among the spectators. Mr.. Voorhees, speech
the laws relating to deputy marshals
and supervisors Of elections, topics not
bin The most effective parts OF the Grafton
were his argument against All king 10 the Judi
cial Office the power Of choosing this class OF
ofcors and imposing other ministerial duties
connected with the law and the mention OF tho
party in this country who, tired Of republican
Government and monarchy This mention Of
the Grant movement was readily understood.
Alter Mr.. Voorhees, had finished Mr.. Teller
made long dull bloody shirt speech.
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LnVISIANA SrArE LOTTERY 40.

y
This Institution was rceuiatlv Incorporated ly tho Leg
pos, lu l'iiS fur the term % lW'uA nNr wears - which
CONTRACT t' uiNulfhle iult co. fc state Ir-r' Win
cdplttlnt - con prn t1 which % ha- slI. .n .'
servo iuui oi gttuub1 lr NtNIh SCALES or ruNr.
NAV 49, >i7 prizes. t1,nt. Sllo.fl. capitals 5000
80 nI, sou, SO. 10 .ufl uc.tt.. two ~ , lirs
halves. one q dollar Andy o. VI 4 bAlfllN. J. q
box $50 Sew Orleans, la. "r sam" az 800 way y y.
PERMITS TO INSPECT TIL GEN ENAL
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