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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-07-09
Soiepb &aber's M0roer.

0eab ing, Penni., s. Suni. = Die ied)s
Perlonen, pelde Soiepb 5fa6er, na9bem ite
letl1 geben 5n $4,000 peril1ert, ernloroet bat
ten uno lamnltltdl gum 3ooe perurtbeilt NOR
oen lparen, baben nm eiuen neuen YroSeB ua6z
geludt, nno oieies @eiu9 wuroe gefern boz
Jttdtsr SenOerion in lebanon perbanoclt. Die
gfamen Der icds Seqrtbeilten fiub: @barleS
0rerpS, 6ran6 Sttcbltr, S8rael Sranot, Soiiab
9unlnlel, 9Seiie nnO 3edmann. Die Sade
Der Qnflage Dtrtraten orei IniuGlte, nGbrenb
Die Serllrtbeilten beren bier beidldftigten. Man
9laubt, b0h OaS geiud Der Serllrtbeilten i'm
einen nenell YroseB 9eluabrt meroen pir6, oa
elmer oer 9eI6portlen Dor Ieiner Iuswdbluug
erflart baben loll, baB er, peln ct 3um Sc
ldmorenen genladJt miirbe, baiiir iorgeu moQe,
baR Qlle Sedls baunleln 11iiRten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-07-09
sas sommtaesaeies in 3id,momo

RI o m ON D, BIr9., 8. Slli. = 3lDel 0er
banpt' d)li9iten bieiigen gSirtbe, tueldJe ange=
tlag' 'oaren, bem @eiete sulpiber @etrdrfe on
Sonntager perfagft 5n gaben, iuHrbeil 6srte
I'M p$lritin9s =@eri@tt I'M ie $3.50 II. Srei all=
oere spe9en oeiielben Sergehens nm je $lO0 eez
trait. Gleide Qntlagelt i6tueben segen cine
betrddltlidls 9[usahl mtiterer gSirthe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-07-09
2 d ~ I u . It d, t

Der eun9en, tl6ercul0er gotbiiis, Sfrenb,rr sro6.
ttttlQen geloen, SnidDnoen, Degeneration (jeb,pGA
zen oef gtleren, 3udertrnntbet g8GiieruerbaltnG init
ttnoerun9, no 9Ct9eoer ge6raut pors
5dlen Don ''''''' "'V III u'e'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-07-09
IaopaD's yIeaSy Jtcltef"

miro augenblidlide 6iilfe daffen bel
@ntidnOunsen oer 1tcren,
&ntlinomn9en oer SlaTe,
@eo6rm=@ntiiuOuuseu
a,, - Sun9ens6uuaeittaR
SaIssSctocn, eIitbma,
Serifiopfen, 9Dptberia,
&DItcrtidDcn 2lmfauem,
,..,, Sriune, @atarrb,
sSabnidmcr3cn,
Neuralgia, Wbeumattsmus,
SaItes uho beiBeS ,Steber
S1hMer0mGeM, EroltbeuIcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-07-09
s9bteee,, clues @eterataett.

Yittle j o. d 2trf., 8. Snli.-SoitaD 81.
gileS, GrzS6erifi BON Ynlo8fi=@oulltD uuO
otr lsbfe iibrlcbegoe Sffi5ier Der 9anleD'iIen
GOmpagnte, mdde in Oem 9lrfauiaier Gegi=
mentt inter Dem Sberiten Dell ben merifani=
idjen Sricg nlitn1abte, iit geitorben uno uurot
beute bier beerotQt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-07-09
@ifen6aDnfrtce aatf 9ona=s,slauo.

Velu=J uIl, .. SHll.-IHl SulIHa9 Trug
begann Die @alterlhSabn" BON Yong Sslanb
auf bem Der Song S8lanb< Sabn= Comp" &C.
bOrigen Sabnoamme @eltiie 81 legen, e5 lpa=
ren $50 9lrbeiter oanit bei6dftigt, ben Sizes Sl
lodern, I'M S1iuellen nnb Sd)ieneu auf Dem
Oamnte an5ubringcu, ais cine Qofonotipe Der
y9ltlanticz ~Sabn" oil Srt unb Stelle
fam unO Die 9rbeiten eingsitelt peroen nub=
ten. Der Sbmuun, ipel6er Sefebl gegeben
bate, bic 2Ofonlottpe fortSui1ieben, tparb bon
Der 8oliSei uerbaftet. Sic 8abugeieQi6aft,
Oeren Brditoertt S. 3. Sarton ift, 9eoentt etuc
2inie ua9 8abDlon iibsr Sanlatca ;u bauerl,
btsielbe in Sit.gtepSDOrf nit per uManbat=
tallzSead)= =Sabn" Su perbtlben un0 ionlit nit
Der Song SSlanO -Sabn" 81 confurriren. Die
@5eielli6aft bat iid pom Gigentbtimer Der y Ga=
narliezSabn," 0egSitt 6. 2ittleiobn, bas &ed)t
Slr Senubung ibrer @eleiie eruorben uno Die
r0org- -S5lano=Sabn," lpeldJer Der 0lmnt Der
u@anariie Sabn" 9eb6rt, pebrt iib biergc9erl.
Die ginpobuer BON Sit=gteiuz Yort iino ebell=
falls gegen Die nelte Sahn Hnb Babeu am
Sonntage in elmer SuOiga0tionSz zSeriamnl=
lung ben Gontmiiidr fir 0rentli1e 9Sege geta=
oelt, neil oerlel6e Die @rlaubniB gum Saue ge=
gcbsrt. Die 2lngelegeabeit iou Dor Die @uiDte
gebrad)t iperoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-07-09
9totijem.
san, slsifa,mann & eomy's yresb.ts.

SAL, 5IeiIdDmann & Gomp's Yrebbsfe.
Compressed yeast).
9a man entoedt bat, oaB OeIe Natbabmunsen un=
lerer Seie iit i'm 0turfte beinoen, 70 bat aae ddt
DreBbeie uuieres 5abritates auf iebem Yadete ben
9ianen unierer iSirma. ale anoeren iinb yabab
mun9en.
Daan peuause BON ieinem Grocer Sail ssIsiidD=
utanm & Gomp's Srehbeie. 9dsltd, Srii6!
6abrit= Depot: 9tr. "a, WorosHutapsS Straiie.
(Utarsi9,1O g. q. Yennett, @eibditsfIlrer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-07-09
SMst MNS Nuauif

itnb bic Moltdtt, IN wel6en mir unlere sSruh.
tdhrss uno Sommer=gSaaren billig ausnettali-
fen.
SomnterrSde. 81. so, biSber $500
Game gn3iise ........$5, bisber $3.50
Arbeitsbojen. IS Cts. bisher 81 90
Seine &diimir@austiae $3.50,
biSber $16.5O
gySsseiBe nnb geifreiite @slten 81 90
SiagonalsSOmmers 86de :. 81, ,95 MIN.
~. ,Sns rs u, @ Se9at u &c., Ss,1,.
nee ff govt ~"t r,eatts, nahe 6ano
perftraBe,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-07-09
eas s@tafaI pes Dt0roers gtts3sa,

Gonc0r6, W.zD., 8. Sui. = Der 0onz
psrneur us H. s;s Ratbgeber bisltsn benteabello
sine eanserens, fpsld)e bis 10 ugl D,..s.- Ds.i- ss
mnroe einftimnlis ueidtoijenr ha8 eeaen ben
MfSroer Bua5ca ausgelprodene GooeSnrtlell
nift IN 3n9thaAshaft nmauwanOeln.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-07-09

&etne Stanp,tbren se8en Saar8elS
retfauft!
&anft Cure lIbrem BET Sniitb, 9fr. 12S, Smos
9rpaotpaB, nabe Santfraee.
Manmer emobl! Sebebei Smitb aetauft e
ubr tpirb auf f2Sabre eearanttrt,
Seoe ubr unter $40 fann 4 % benraten DO II 80
Gents a66e5ablt iDerben.
yan treffe in gfr. 123 feline Auspabl; oaburt ipirb
bas @elhaft rubis uno obne 2ru6el nit straBenbau@
ireru erieoist. SIN ytr. 123 nbe man einen nit be-
ibmubten ODER beid9oisten artifel, tenen, Der pon
Saus tu Saus fell seboten ,uoroen. Bel Smttb 9e=
taufte ubreu bletben ftets iH Srpnuns, peruriaben
teine llbr@D Dottorss Se6nunserr.
Smit5 pertauit aud Spiesel, Selsemtibe, @Gromos
uno Sibeln aui erebit: : 9lan tane ieins yse du9r
einbdnoe in SIT. 123. gilber iperoea euf 8efeluns
einaerahmt. (Suni7, 12D2te)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-07-09
EeTet:
,,Syalid) t,no @abr."

aIst anu lTUt.
GeseR Gnen6uns elmer BoitmAEte an Ra a6iuap &
Comp. 9r. SO, g8arrerzStl,, yleps s)off perbet Shr
SuIorInaiiou erbalten, peldle GauIenoe ipefb III,
AprI1SDiont, Ylittp, ,6rt9, ii p& lB.I
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-07-09
9er. 1853.
Srtef Ses
sl6t6. SburlOp gSeeS
, Grnfsbf,,,,, oo,, n. o1.s,...,s os a,

III Gmpteblnn9 pOn Or. 9taSwap's q. 81,
9etImittelH, uad Dem @ebrauh berielben
tudbreno nebrerer SATIRE:
Ren= gort, ben 4. Sanuar 1877.
Bert6er Serr! yta6bem itb felt me6rereu Sobrer
Shre 6eiImiHe sebraut 9abc, Suerit i'm 3neiIe aber
nit pollem 8ertrauen, uabbem ib ibre SBirtIamfeit
empunoeH bate, gerettt es mir ni6t nenaer Slllu
Ser9n9en, aIs id eS aud fir mene 8liht bale, Den
NuBen anSuertennen, nelden mir pon 6emiel6en ems
plan9en ba6sp. 2Sir 9reifen gu Den Biueu 70 oft
Die electromagnetic es eror6ert, tets nit Dem eea
beier behrieben perben, ais 6urb leinen eaenen yar
men. gSir se6rauhen oas eminent bGuFa un6 reidlz
Iid uno fin6en taft betdnoie Die uerbeBcne einoerun9
glufribti9 Der 5bri9e
(9eSet6neD SburIoiu &eeo.
Srn. Or. Rd opan.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-07-09
Ste WeMterei amf oem naeriaai.i=
fasett &rtsgS0ntnufer ,SiberfGo."

ba ba auna 8, sui. - JtadrIdlien aus
geras@ru5 er9ebeu, oaB Der ulerifaniide arie9s=
oampier neibertao," oeiien Mannidaft cine
0teuterei ansettelte, am 20. Suui nad @era=
Grus 5uriifgefebrt nno BEN Jtegierlln9s sbeb0r=
ben iibergeben ruOrben lit. @S befalloen iif
rtebrere 1eid)en, iotpie etlide @efangelle am
sssrs ees Sabr3euges, inOem iid Gin Sbeil Der
Mannidaft auf Bober See gegef Die Meuttrsr
enlpDrt lIfb eteielben iiberlpalf1at hatte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-07-09
2ltts Der 9unoesBa,tptifaot.

gSaibtngton, 8. Suli. - Die beutige
Steuereinnabme betrug S246, ,639 80; Die 3oll=
etnnabn1e $631 ,045.34.
Der 8rGTbeut unterSeif)nete beute Die Sc
ftallung Der Mitglieoer Der 0iiiiiifippi=@omz
mtiiion.
9as S6atant lit bena6rid)tigt, oaB 3fo=
bert g. @oupertbmaite geltern III Gan Sran=
SiSco ipegen Seraus9abung fallder Silber=
miin5sn uerbaftet rplrOe.
!or. Sbos. M. Suniptton, Der 9egenpdrtige
4oitnletiter Su SABRE De grace, Oio., iuur6e
bellte pom .BrGlioenten auf etnen llflIen Sernin
81 bieem 9lmte ernaunt.
@eneral= Poitmciiter Sen tritt ntorgsu nit
ieinu Sanlllie cine 8erguiiguugsreUe lad
gteipzg)orf unb 9teu- ENGLAND an. Sefretdr
Sberrnan rtiit an udditeu Otontage uad)
Dfaine a6 100 er nte6rere 6eocr Su balten gez
oertt.
Ser @eueralz Botmeilter erlieB beute cine
Srbre, melde ale Stdbte bes 2aroeS, in benen
baS frete 4blteierung8lpitem eiugeiiibrt lit, I'M
@intlange init Dem ueuen GeleBs bonn letten
Sebruar III sluei Sla1ien tbeilt. 0ie erie alalle
nntld)lleBt alle Stdbte Don iiber $4,000 @in=
pobutru. Die Stdbte Der 5iueiten Slaiie iinb
65 oil Der 3abl, jsbnd] luiro oieie 3abl bon 3eit
81 3eit per9rOBert iueroelt, inbenl nQ6 ben Sez
ltimnlungen bcs SNeiebe5 oaS ieablieferrngs
SDitem IN ieoer Staot eiugefibrt meroen ioll,
lobalb bieielbe 10000 Gtnlpobner 5dblt ODER
io6alo Die 9eiammteiunabme ibrcs 8oitamtS
iidl anf $4,000 jdbrli9 belauft.-0r @enez
ralpoItmetiter erlieB auBerOcm 6eute eineu Speiz
tel Sefcbl, luelder baS @1tbalt Der Srieftrdger
III allen Stdoten Der Slpeiteu alaiie alf $3.50
pro Sabr ieltiebt. Sn ben Stdoteu Der eriteu
Slafie iiuo bic Srieitrdger in siu;i GroSe eirl=
getbeilt NIB erbalten reip. $1,000 uuo $500
iIbrlidl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-07-09
Baltimore 9ire 5n(aranff Wfife
aui Der
SIDtueit> Gfe berSnutf1> II. @aterifr.

geit mebr, alS einem balben ta5rhunoert etoljIirt
perf4ert sesen Serluft ODER Bel6dbiauns trt Teler
In 6er gtabt ober au bem eanbe alli ale arten bon
GtgentbnuI.
Sif{e @efeaf6ait fte1t aut immerwdbrenbe
sber pfrmagfHte YOlicen aus.
Nsm: y. ssarritou, 1rdiiSent.
Direfterimm:
Ganio g. 2eiiloH, 3. 3. getpcomer,
fSrancis Z. sting, SrpiGe 9DftDis
5enrp Carroll, gS. 70. Sqplor,
aDm. 3. 6rune, George {. Sarrilon,
8. uon aapTf, gDm. 9. Yenninston,
&, Hobert Senfns, 9. Al6ert 3idfrs,
Is. Morton SteiDart, Wenbes eoben,
Gamuel &. George, jun.
6Sunif8f5 81. ". 8urdl, Setr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-07-09

9. 8. 8er9,
ytitslteo Der Saltimorer 6onosIDorle felt 1869
unD
aDefh5sIm9Her felt 1854,
beiorqt ane nit bieisR Brand,ep parbunoene @e5dft
(San1i, oMtfl In m. 81, eeeeNpfyyajbs.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-08-23
Criminal Carelessness.

|. Criminal carelessness with firearms
is every day the cause of accidents.
There is too much lenity shown to-
wards people who shoot their friel DIS
"by accident The man who points
gun or pistol in sport at human
being should be knocked down on
the spot. Every one who handles a
gun knows, or should know, that
there is death in the barrels. 1t
should be an objectionable offense to
cover any one ain jest" with such a
weapon. The handling of toy pis-
tolls by children is the primary cause
of many fatalities. Their familiar
ity with the harmless mock weapon
leads them to handle the real one
with equal freedom. 1t is familiar
thing to read that child has shot
his playmate with a revolver left
somewhere within its reach. IT all
gunners would rigidly adhere to one
simple rule. in force among old
sportsmen, "gunning accidents !"
would be of rare occurrence. That
rule is never, under any circum
stances, to allow the muzzle of the
gun to point to any human being.
The same applies as well to unloaded
as to loaded firearms. 1t is precisely
those supposed to be unloaded that
are the most dangerous.-Reno Ga
Zette,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-08-23
STRANGE HALLUCINATION.

A Frenzied Woman breaches, Sings,
and Baptizcs All Who Come With
in Reach.
George C. Western, who recently
returned to Albany, Ga, from trip
through the Seventh district of Worth
county, describes a strange case of
hallucination investigated by him in
that section of the State. A few
weeks ago a woman from the humble
walks OF life grew interested in the
protracted meeting at neighboring
church, the Unon Baptist. Shortly
before the close Of the meeting she
Joined the church. "Going back
home" says Mr.. Western, "her in
coherent, maddened and rambling
conduct was noticed by her husband
and children and they became terri
bly excited about it. She went raving
about the house and yard with a
bucket of water baptiziug everything
in her pathway. She baptized her
husband and each one of her chill
uTtf1, dnu, WIlIiV dolbS tuls, oauS tuC
most beautiful songs--songs that she
had heard but once or twice. AL
though an unlettered woman Cher
husband will swear to this), she reads
any chapter in the Bible readily,
pronouncing correctly and distinctly,
paying attention to punctuation
points, etc. She breaches nearly all
the while, uses the choicest words,
and displays great wisdom and
knowledge in the handling of differ
ent subjects. Although no Mason,
she knows all the mysteries of that
mysterious craft by heart. Dozens
of Masons have gone to see her, and
they all come away dumfounded.
Her husband has come to the con-
clusion that she is witch. She has
attem pted acts of violence, but, rs
yet, has done no harm. He, with
outside assistance, at one time tried
to incarcerate her in one of the rooms,
but the doors became manageable
and wouldn't stay locked. She hasn't
slept in eighteen days and nights,
and during that time has taken but
few morsels of food. Hundreds are
focking to see the frenzied woman
Savannah Paper.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-08-23
Rat Catching as a Recreation.

The rat killers of Paris, who make
a business of killing the rodents to
sell their skins to the manufacturers
of kid gloves to adorn the tapering
of ballroom bellies and swells, are
said to be fond of the excitement
which the pursuit OF these long-tailed
varmints affords. Indeed, there are
but few among US who have not gath
cred around spot where a terrier
was worrying II rat and enjoyed the
fun. We imagine, however that
very few would be willing to go
hunting about in dark lane Mt
night to kill rats with stick. Yet
there is an old gentleman, perhaps
he is a FrencIfman, living in Bay
lane, vino so hunts and kills the
animals. He has no dog, his COM
panion and only assistant being his
daughter. comedy girl of thirteen
years, who carries the light, and his
plan is to chase the animal into a
barrel or into a secure corner and
dispatch it. The efforts of the old
gentleman in this good work are
heartily appreciated by those who
live ON Bay lane, and we hope he will
keep on until he has relieved the
neighborhood Of the destructive pests.
Savannah News.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-08-23
A Cxclopedia For $40.

Perhaps the most remarkable lit
erary enterprise of the time is the
publication of the Library of Uni
versal Knowledge, in twenty volumes
of nearly 1000 pages each, hand
somely bound, for so cents per vol
ume, or $40 for the set. 1t is re-
print entire of the last 1S79) Edin-
burgh and London edition of Cham
bers's Encyclopedia: A Dictionary of
Universal knowledge for the People,
with very large additions upon topics
of special interest to American read
ers. The amount of matter will
somewhat exceed that of the Cyclic
pedias of Appleton or Johnson,
though the price is but fraction of
their cost. Volume one is to be
ready early in September, and the
Others will follow at very short in
tervals. The remarkably low prices
are accounted for by the method of
sale, to the subscribers direct, saving
them the large commission, often so
or 60 per cent, paid to agents or
dealers; also, by the recent great re-
duction in the cost of making books,
and by making very large sales. This
certainly is work that the millions
will appreciate. Special inducements
are offered to early subscribers and
to clubs.
The same publishers have recently
;csuad editiOna Of Chambers's CvcIo-
pedia of English Literature, 4 vols,
So, formerly sold in 2 vols, for SO
also, Rollins's Ancient History, and
Josephus's Works, large type editions,
for So 25 and Sc, and Smiths Bible
Dictionary, 81.
They also publish, in August and
September, the Acme Library of BIZ
ography, 12 vols, and the Acme Ii
brary of Modern Classics, 9 vols.
the former at 35 cents and the latter
at so cents per volume. In these
series are presented such authors az
Carlyle, Macaulay. Gibbon, Gold
smith, Lamartine, Michelet, Thomas
Moore, Walter Scott, and Fouque
and such subjects as Caesar, Cromwell
Burns, Joan of Arc, Vicar of Wake
field, 'Picciola, Lallah Rookh, &c
Full catalogue of publications, terms
to clubs, &C., will be sent free on re
quest by the publishers, the Ameri
can Book Exchange, So Beekmap st.
New York.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-08-23

Thar enterprising company Of
swindlers that not long ago drew the
cash from several Chester, Bucks and
Montgomery, Pa, farmers, appear to
be operating just now in Ohio. The
case of one victim win illustrate their
method. John Herrick, farmer,
living near Austinberg, was ap-
preached by a" clothing man. who
proposed that If the farmer would
give him the names Of several neigh
bors around he should have suit of
clothes free. Herrick bit. Next day
the sharper returned, wrote out a
contract, supposed to be according
to agreement, and got the farmers
signature. saying that he would leave
the contract at the cloth house and
upon presenting duplicate the farmer
could get his suit. After the lapse
of few days Herrick got notice
from an Ashtabula bank that note
of $50 was held by it for collection.
Herrick rushed to town and found
that note was the clothing mans
contract" The note had been
bought by the bank as Herlick's
standing was good.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-08-23

The SAP Francisco Chronicle
having said some harsh things about
Parson Kalloch, that individual Is
about to retort by reading from the
pulpit the Napthaly article published
in the San Francisco Sun some six
years ago. The publication of that
article was heavy blow to the de
Youngs at the time, as it reflected
upon every member of their family;
aud the paper containing 1t was sup
pressed, the office of the Sun Quilted,
and Napthaly shot at by the elder de
Young. The latter are said to threat
en- to shoot the Parson If he reads
the article in public.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-08-23
STALWARTISM.
A Northern Counterpart Of the
OkOlOna States.

A stalwart Republican paper has
been discovered in Iowa, which, in
the ultra character of its political
views, and the audacity and vividness
of their expression, furnishes a
pretty good set-off to the Okolona
Southern States. 1t is styled the
Sentinel, and is published at Lamars,
Iowa. These two papers are cham
pions of exactly opposite doctrines
with regard to the essence of our
form of government--the Okolona
editor being red-hot for State Su-
premacy, Secession and DIsintegra-
ton, while the Iowa man is even
more intensely fired with zeal for
Consolidation, Obliteration Of State
Lines, the Election of Grant, and the
Proclamation Of the Nation with
the biggest kind of an N. A very
marked distinction, however, which
is to be observed between the two, is
this: The Okolona paper represents
the sentiment and ruling temper Of
its party in the South; the Iowa paper
represents the views OF no party, but
only those of its editor and the scat
tered few throughout the whole coun-
try who may entertain vague notions
of similar sort.
A late article in the Sentinel con-
cludes with kind of apostrophe to
the South, which from the volubility
of pointed epithet is rather remark
able specimen. 1t is as follows:
THE SOUTHLAND.
Ho! Southland,
Sunny Southland,
Land of rattlesnakes, yellow fever,
pestilence- breeding swamps,
Of staggering DULLES, painted cut
throats, murderers in broadloth.
Of the pistol, the bowie-knife, the
torch;
Of moral putresence, religious in
tolerance, political denominations,
hideous mental malformatlon;
OF braggadocio, bluster, swagger,
effrontery, brass;
Of cruelty, darkness, blood-thirsti-
ness, ferocity, brutality:
Cold hearted stupidity, ruthless,
sanguinolent land;
Land of half-breeds, cross breeds,
bastards, hybrids, Hottentots, bri-
gands, savages;
Of rawboned he-traitors and
scrawny she-devils.
Lawless mob-land, Kuklux bedev-
lied land;
Lecherous land, wallowing in de-
baucheries;
Land of lynch law. club law, re-
pudiation, qualifications;
Drunken, scottish, bacchanalian
land;
Land of braggarts and towards;
Weariness;
Somnolent,
Drowsy,
Lazy
Land;
Wake up!
The Stalwarts are after you.
With hip, hip, hoorah, they will
nominate Grant next year for Presi-
dent.
With a clang and clatter of swords,
if need be, they will inaugurate him
the year following.
And then, o bloviated, flabber-
ghast, sunny Southland,
They will purify you with Northern
saltpetre,
And redeem you with Northern
brains.
Till then adieu, o land of CAB and
brilliant blather.
Uninventive, unprogressive land
Ta-ta!
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-08-23
CAPTAIN DIXON ASSASSINATED

In tile TIMES of the 9th instant 1t
was stated that Captain H. N. Dixon.
the leader of the Independent move
ment in Yazoo county, Mississippi,
had been compelled to withdraw from
the canvass by an armed committee
of "Chivs." Now the news comes
that the Captain has been assassi-
mated. Itseems that, not considering
himself bound by promise extorted
at the muzzle of q shotgun, he con-
cluded to continue the canvass. This
did not suit the liberal-minded South
ern Democrats. so they had him as
sassinated at the first opportunity.
To the law abiding Northerners, this
will appear incredible, but the facts
are incontroyertible, and they show
the necessity Of strong repressive
policy toward the defeated but yet
unconquered former slave-owners.
Under the generous administration of
the Republican party the Confed-
crates have been restored to the en-
joyment of all rights guaranteed to
the most favored citizen. 1t begins
to look as If, in so doing, the Repub-
licans had made Q serious, If not
fatal, mistake.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-08-23
SOME time ago it was rumored

-SoME time ago it was rumored
among Catholics of the West that
Bishop Ryan of St. Louis, was to be
be changed to Chicago and elevated
to the Archiepiscopacy, but there
soon followed a contradiction. In
fact, no one will acquire such eleva-
tion until the death of Bishop Dugan,
the mad prelate. The Right Rev.
James Dugan's reason was dethroned
ten years ago, and he has since been
in charge Of the Sisters of Charity
at the st. Vincent Asylum for the
Insane at Chicago. He still retains
his episcopal signet ing, but is
dressed in civilians costume. He is
never violent, but converses intelli-
gibly upon everyday topics, such as
he finds discussed in the newspapers,
and on religious subjects speaks with
wonderful precision of judgment.
He says that his mind is quiet and
that he is happy.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-08-23
A Novel Sort OF Marriage.

Last week Judge Raines performed
the marriage ceremony for couple
of old negroes who had been living
together as man and wife for thirty
five years and raised family of nine
teen children. A few months ago q
second woman came in between the
old couple and caused temporary
separation, but all was forgiven, and,
to render their ties yet more binding,
they decided to be married.-Georgia
Paper.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-08-23

Tue article entitled GA Ney
Departure in Mine Management"
which appeared in the TIMES Of the
Goth, was not intended for personal
application. 1t was intended as a
protest against the practice of placing
incompetent persons in charge OF
mines. II this explanation is not
satisfactory, any person considering
himself referred to is welcome to the
opinion. Tho cap may be worn by
all whom It fits,