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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-01
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

OSncE OF CALIFORNIA MINING GOV.
yuns 3, fsfD.-Ata meeting OF the Board Of d.
sSsstors o. The sbovs named Company. held this
80. . dividend mo. s2l Of n Y Cents Per
Ghsre was declared, payable TUESDAY. June
I'M. 1fansfer books closed until 18Th instant.
e18 to.R GORDON. eeerseAfy.
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AZ ORDNANCE 70 Yix asd Cslises
. License Tax Upsa Csrtsin
Trades and Basisess Wishia che
Corporate Limits Or she Town Of
Gold Hill.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

TIE ANNUAL NETTING OF THE STOCK.
l holder. Of the North Calhoun Gold and
etfvsr Mining Company Win Be held - Thomas
eAllsshsrs oeles, Gold HUI, Nevada. % eAT.
uRDAr July e. IN. 9 o. boar q I:sp
Ne transsotton - ssekios1se basinsss - may
b. brought 6siors said mssttnss lrrg sl.sL
70 81. TURNlN, oseystasy,
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m Dan nais money fsssse q work for nj than
q anything elsa Capital not required; We
wtil staxs you. ia pr day q homo made b
ikntad WsEyWhss 70 vesk or n New b ths'
NJ. Costiy oetat "a tsrns trse AddIsss
INA ens T1ua ; co.. Augusta Maine
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POsTPONEMEaT,

above Company held on The 1lth day OF June.
1879, the date Of desming stock delinquent for
assessment No. I Was further postponed 10
FRIDAY. June twenty-sevsnth. lS79. and the
day Of ais 70 MONDAY, July fourteenth. 1878.
By order Of the Board Of directors.
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NOTICE

heRx1Y GIVEN THAT ASSESSMENT
n ns: !: q my Cs...Is. .A..s. . @ e.p-
,, < ne .is y 8. o Sosrd = s. S;:. ssss s'; ~ &:
is7s. .4.v.A. N~couklpU6I, SSssSssy.
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ORDINANCE NO. ll2.
IPubi.hsd by authority ofths Board Of Trustees
OF Gold HILL

An ORDINANCE % Amend IN Or.
diaasoe 70 Determine shs Dutiss
aad Fax and Esssbiish she Fees,
Salaries, Compensation asd
Emolumsnss or she Omosrs aad
Ensployes OF the Town OF Gold
Mil, Passed April -, 1871.
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CAUTION NOTICE.

WILLOW JACKET SILVER MINING
II Sale No, sa.-Ths public 10
hereby cautioned against purchasing the follow.
ing described stock Of hs Yellow Jscsst silver
Mining Company, - the sam was sold for
Assessment No. %. shis Inn day OF June.
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AssEssnRsrs LIVED.
cEoREaATED EUaoPA nININ,

CEQREeATED EUROPA MINING
y Conpsny.-Location Of principal place Of
business, Ban Francisco. California.
Location OF works, Storey county, State OF
Notice 10 hereby given, that at . meeting OF
tho Board Of Directors, held on the eth day OF
April, 1879, IN assessment (No. y OF Twenty.
i've Gents per share was levied upon the capital
stoSk OF the corporation, payable Immediately.
In United States gold coin. 70 the Secretary, ct
the once OF the Company, Room 10. no. 30
Montgomery street. Ban Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 9Th day Of Nay.
1873, Will be delinquent, and advertised for
sale ct public auction. and unless pay ment 10
made before win be cold on TUkbDAY. the
nth day Of NAY, 1879. to pay the delinquent
assessment, together with cosu OF advertising
and expense Of sale.
BY order Of the Board Of Directors.
RICHARD B. MOVES. Secretary.
Omcs-Room 10, No. 30 Montgomery strest,
San francasoo, California. ga
POsTPONRMRNT.
A. meeting OF the Directors Of the above
COMPANY, held on the 9Th day OF Nay, ISIS, the
dsts OF deeminx stock dsitnqusnt for assess.
nsut Nc. 1 WAS postponed 10 sATURLAY,
NAY TWRNTY.fVukTH, 1878, and the day oi
sale 10 Monday. June Q. Isis.
~ order Of the board of Directors.
9td RICHARD u. hOYks. Secretary.
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our LIVE BUSINESS MEN.
WIDE AWAKE ADvERTlsE8s
VINO THRivE THEREBY.

AAvssssassg Dssissss Creates Bssl
nsss-Prsass and Prosperity Fst.
lev THAT b. the Experieaes 81
All Whe Have Tried H.
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I 70 hININ0 COhPANY.-L0CA.

EO mININ0 COARANx .-kOCAs
IL ton Of principal place Of business. San
Francisco, California.
Location OF works, Gold Hill Mining Dis.
trict, storey county. Nevada.
Notice h hereby given, that q Q meeting Of
ne Board o. Directors. held on me itih DAY
fity Cents per SHARE was levied upon
the capital stock Of the corporation. payable
Immediately. In United States goid com. 70 the
Nsvsds Block, Ban Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this assessmsnt shall
remain unpaid on the eighteenth day Of July.
ls7v, will b delinquent, and advertised for SAFE
st public auction, and unlsss payment II made
beiors, will be sold on FRIDAY, the 9Th
day Of AUGUST. 1879. 70 pay the delinquent
assessment, together with costs OF advertising
and expenses OF sale.
By order Of the Board Of Directors.
J. J. SoOVILLK, Secretary.
omcs-bo Nevada Block, ban Francisco, Gall.
fornla. lotd
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MERIDA AlNIH0 C0APANY.-
"A Location Of principal place Of business,
Ban Francisco. oslifornis.
Location Of works, Gold Hill District, Storey
county, State Of Nevada.
Nouoe.-Thes are delinquent upon the fol
lowingdsscribed stock. on account OF assess
mont CNo. y levied OF the eth DAY Of Nay.
1879, the several amounts set opposite
the names Of the respective shareholders. q
follows:
Names. No. Certif. shs. Amt
symons &. 80. .,Si2 50
Weller @ L, President Of the ,
Europa Mining Company,
Trustee. 6.Ic00o. iSIc0 =.
MooreP .le.....2.
Bright Frederick. 10. .l00... .2s =.
Nosss X b, Trustee. ..........i6 IL. 2tsso. .eiso E.
And In aooordanoe with Law. and IN order Of
the Board Of Directors. made on the ninth
day Of Nay. 1879. 20 many shares Of each
parcel OF such stock - may bs necessary. Will
be sold at public auction, u the once Of John
Middleton / Son. auetioneers, No. tls Pine
street. Ban Francisco, oaiifornia. On MONDAY.
the fourteenth utth) day OF July. 1879. u the
hour OIL O'Clock =. T.. Of aid day, 70 pay said
delinquent assessment thereon, together with
costs Of advertising and sxponses Of Vie sale.
RICHARD B. N0YEs. Secretary.
. onncs-Room No. Is. No. 40 Montgomery
Street, San Franciico, California. l0td
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DELINQUENT SALES.
pULLIoS MININa ConPANY.

nULLION MINING COMPANY-
y Location Of principal plaos Of buslnssa,
ing), Dan Francisco. California.
location Of works. Gold HIN District, Storey
county. Nevada.
Notice There Are delinquent upon the fol.
lowing described sock, % account OF assoss-
msni mo y levied On ,ns st.,h day q hJ.
names Of tho respective shareholder. - fol.
lows;
Names. No. certiI shs. Amt
Q schmidt. Trustee. ....1112.. 10. SO e.
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And In accordance with law. and an order Of
the Board Of Directors, made on the sixth DAY
OF Nay. 1873. % many shares OF sseh parcsl
OF such stock - mag b necessary win b sold
at public auction. 81 the once Of the company.
No. as California sirset Union insurance
Buiidins). San Frsncisco. Califorpia. on NON.
DAY. the thirtisth day u Juns, ts7p, q the
hour Of I O'Clock .. 4. OF said day, 70 pay
aid d~shnQuent Aaeessmsns thereoa. toesshsr
with costs Of advertising and sxpensss Of The
sale.
JOSEPH oRUss, SECRETARY.
Omce-<lS California street Union Incur.
ancs B~ailding). San Ffaneison, 0Al. 3si2td
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ssma, ) In the following schedule:
.first Class-Nenthly saies or receipts seven
hundred and my dollars or over, quarterly
licsnse, twenty dollArs.
hundred dollars OF over and under seven hun.
Ord and any dollars, auartaiy license, hftsso
dollar.
Ave hundred dollars, quarterly license. ten dol
Lars.
SEQ. Is. Every person. nrm, associstion or
Town Of Gold Hill. and therein engaged In the
business Of banking. ldaning money, buying and
selling exchange, or rsceiving on deposit bal.
lion Or coin, OF any or I'll such Transactions,
shall pay. quarterly: for . license 70 cary on
20 months purchases ma ssiss Of sschsnss.
amount OF loans. or dsposit Of bullion o. coin.
or any OF all o. sueh transactions, - the case
may Be. e In the following sehsduls:
First ClAss--Honthly transactions one hun.
dred and any thousand dollars or over, quar-
''f ssoO aSsas ci. one s. sS1ssss d ses..::.,oo, u0a.,
one hundred and my thousand dollars. ATTY
dollars.
sARssns.
SEQ. 10. Kvery person or Ora s,peed In the
business Of carving on . barber shop shall
pay, quarterly. for . license 70 cany on NE
iams, according to his osthsiI sverass monthly
business OF reosipts. ~ In The following
SCHEDULED
YiIt Cisss-Nonthiy business o. receipts i've
hundred dollars or over. quarterly hesnss, ten
dollars. LllII
sscend Css-Mnnthiy businSss or receipts
three hundred and my dollars or over and
under dvs hundred dollars, quarterly license
Third Ciss-Nouthiy business OF receipts
one hundred and any dollars or over and under
Tires hundred and nity dollars. quarterly
license, four dollars. .sI4 In ar |
Fourth oIsss-Nonthiy bsslpsss or rscsipts
under one hundred and any DOLLAR. quarterly
licsuss. thrss dollars.
sIIIAlp FABLES.
sss. ~. Rysy person OF arm snussd n the
buainess Of tseping . Siiliard tabiS o. billiard
tables for pubic use OF hire shau pay. Quax.
.hsir sygags Ioashiy Fsesipts - IN The fol-
~ Siss-losnH usespts to husarsad
doliau o. ev~. quarterly nssass. twsess IaeL
~
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Sro. y. Every psrson. -frm. association or
shall pay. quartsrly, for Q license 70 carry on
the same, according 70 bis. thor or its average
monthly sales or rscsipts. - In the following
First Cisss--Monthiy saiss or receipts twenty
thousand dollars or over, quarterly iicsnss. forty
dollars.
Second class-konthly salss or receipts nnssn
thousand dollars or over and under twenty
thousand dollars. quarterly license, thirty dol.
lars.
Third Csss-Monthly sales or receipts ten
thousand dollars or over and under nfeen thou.
sand dollar. quarterly license. twsnty-avs dol
lA1.
Fourth olsss-Monthly sales or receipts IN.
der ten thousand dollar, quarterly license,
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waisneld 8 : % Trusts. .sts....is.....sD
Wilson 4 Hutchinson, TruI
"
,se::.;-;s.y....;:::..sOO.. .io....s..
ssss 50 90. IL %
Yost d 2 / Co. Trustees. ... col. 20. 60....i3 90
zinns o 7, Trustee. .6o7. ...e0....2o
Zinns OF do .........6 $40. ..25..... Q IS
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Hso. Il. Every psrson, nrm, association. or
ness Of assaytng ores or precious metals shall
pay, quarterly. for Q lncsnse 10 carry on the
ssms. according TO bis or their average monthly
business or recsipts. - In the following
seheduls:
,Pirst Class-Monthly business or receipts
ave hundred dollss or over. quarterly license.
thirty dollar.
Second ciass-MonthIy business or receipts
two hunded and atty dollars or over and
under nvs hundred dollars, quarterly license,
twenty dollAp.
Third CiDs-Monthiy business or receipts
under two hundred and nfty dollars. qusrtsFly
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-05-28
b h Doetor.

Well, JOHNNIE, what Is a dOctOr2
I've got a brother. He's studyin
to be a doctor and | know all about
en- i hear EN- talk"
Well?'
He goes in to keep his hand white,
and he knows everything. Father
says he Is lucky to have such a son as
Jim. that can tell him just what to do
without his having the trouble Of
asking. He says that when he was a
boy be used to get licked when he gave
his father valuable information but
this age is too long on science for
that
Your brother reads a good deal
doesn't he?"
Yes, he always has a lot of biz
books open on his table aunty says she
knows be learns his lessons thoroughly
cause he's always reading at the same
place"
Wen, 20 oh?"
He told aunty once there was
nothing like a mans giving his whole
mind TO a thing, and she said that was
why his mustache grew so fast"
What, has he a mustacheg p
| haven't seen it but | know he's
got one. cause he's always looking at
il and brushing his lip with his finger f:
besides, he shayes it of every day"
Anything more about doctors? 2"
Oh. yes, lots; he kisses cousin
Sarah he tells her about medicine ]
guess, cause she always seems 10 feel
better afterwards"
suppose lie il active in his at
tendance on lectures. isn't he?"
Yes, he goes everywhere he can
earn anything he went TO see Count
Jones and the Pinafore to fnd out
what real life was he told mother
80"
What did your mother say?"
She said il helped a young doctor
10 be acquainted with the a~ristocracy
Does he study hard p
You're right, he does he don
Wv ehg bpAg W uin iDDNM ~ IiHlh Dnl
medical students, and you can hcal
him study; father has 10 get ND some.
times and stop him studyin 30 hard
oh, he studies awful. Father told hin
this thing was played out"
"Of course he writes q good deal 2
No, he don't; be says he's 10,
busy studying to waste time on writ
ing he's hired a poor literary fellow b,
do H."
What does he write r.
Heealls ita-a-it begins with T.
Thesis?
Yes, that's il.
Does be try chemical expert
ments?'
don't know, but he works OF
medicines | saw him pouring cu
out for the others 10 drink be sai,
they was tryin' different kinds o
medicines, aud then be laughed
Of course, be studi,s anatomy
Yes,-I guess that's tle ngh
word, = that's what he told incl
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ling to the chair, offered a resolution
calling for additional contributions for
the foreign mission board to pay their
debts and keep up the work.
W. E. Dodge moved that the sum
for the coming year be fixed at $4,000.
Carried, and DR.. Jessup's resolution
was adopted.
Rev. DR., Patton offered a resolution
commanding the Catholic Presbyte-
rian, a magazine in the interest of the
Pan-Anglican Council.
After some formal business several
standing committees made reports and
were discharged.
After the customary complimentary
resolutions were adopted the general
assembly adjourned.
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The New York Fires.

New YORK, May 27.-The State
street fire is still burning this fore
noon. The building owned by John
Stewart, jr., and leased by John S.
Richards, was damaged about 5000, 900.
Insured. Murphy & Co., of Pearl
street, had l47S bales Of cotton in the
building valued at about 800, 900.
Insured.
Williams, Black Il Co. had nearly
10000 bales in store. Insured.
d, G. Watts loss is $50 bales; in
sured.
Dwight & T~rowbridge, of 1874 Pearl
street, owned between 200 and 300
bales; insurance, $4,000.
B. r. Smith & Co., Of 100 Pear
street lost l78 bales; insured for $l5,-
600. % bales belonging to Fachiri
Bros, of Pearl street, are insured.
Goodwin, Mayer & Co. had stored
300 bales of cork; insured.
The names of the owners of the re-
mainder of the property in the store
house could not be a%scertained, but it
is thought they are insured.
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ANOTHER OUTBREAK
In Eastern keRtucky---O Of the Under.
woods Shot Dead - More
Trouble Anticipated.

Special to Cincinnati Euqulrer.l
GRAYsoN, KY, May 26.-Portions
of Elliott, Rowan and Carter counties
are again in the throes Of war. Since
the departure Of Capt. Frank Woods
and his company Of Covington Light
Guards from here two years ago, we
have had a season of comparative
peace and quiet. Many Of your read
ers will doubtless remember that the
necessity of them here was what was
known as the Underwood war, which
was the cause of so much terror and
suffering throughout a large scrap Of
country in the above named counties,
as well as the killing and wounding of
half a dozen or more people.
Persons knowing the natures of
many of the participants in that
trouble have been daily expecting a
reopening of hostilities. Last Thurs
day afternoon they realized their ex-
pectations by an outbreak. Elya
Underwood, a son of the chief of the
Underwood party, was fired upon from
the mountain side while he was work
ing in the corn6eld. Several Of his
children were working in the same
field, and ran to him when he fell, but
only 20 find him dead, There were
two shots fred at the same time, both
of which passed through his body,
killing him instantly. His brother,
the notorious Jesse Underwood, who
has been at his fathers home, the
place known as Fort Underwood,
since his escape from the Bath county
Jail, was but a short distance from
Elva when he heard the reports of the
rifles, and Immediately started for a
break in the mountains, through which
the parties would have to pass to make
their escape, but they had passed
through before he reached the place.
Jesse docs not so out without his
trusty rife and revolvers. lie is al
most a walking arsenal, and is on tho
war-path. The firing from the brush
upon persons working in their fields,
two years ago, caused many to abandon
their crops, which caused much suffer-
lug in that part of the country. But
few people in hat part Of the country
will dare 60 into the fields to attend
crops for fear Of being fred upon,
as most have taken sides with one or
the other Of the parties.
George Lewis Underwood, who was
shot entirely through the body two
years ago-the ball passing from right
to left through the lower part of the
stomach-is still living. The indica
tons are that there viii be more kill
ing before this matter is settled, which
will be when all Of them are dead.
There is great excitement among the
natives.
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Voorhees, ifGuor Bill.

WASHINGTON, May M.-The senate
finance committee to-day resumed
consideration Of MI. Voorhees, bill
making allowance for losses of spirits
by leakage or unavoidable accidents
during their transportation from dis
tillery warehouses for expectation.
Secretary Sherman opposed the bill
on the ground hat its enactment
would tend to induce carelessness on
the part of manufacturers and ship
pers and result in allowances that
would ~appreciably diminish the gov.
eminent revenue, The secretary also
contended that the existing law WORKS
we'll and affords American manuRctu-
rers of alcohol, whisky, rum, etc., am
pie protection against foreign compe-
tltion.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-05-28

George when he wont to see the
Black Crook"
What did your uncle sayP"
He laughed and said, Young
rascal, you're just like your old
uncle.
Docs your brother ever say any
thing about muscular development?'
II heard him tell mother some.
thing hkethat, too, when he wenttothe
big walking match but he told
father he was studying up %fevers, and
he didn't know one Of en- more in
teresting than the walking fever"
How did your father feel about
He told Jim he was tryin' to car
nv too much stock
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CONGRESS-.
The Republicans at Their Old
Game Of Blocking Legls-
IatiOn.
A Lively Protest from Ex-SOldiers
of Rhode Island Against Fed
eral Interference.
Iune 10 Recommended as the Day for
Adjournment.

WASHINGTON, May 27.-HoUsE-
The bill relative to the removal of
cases from State to Federal Courts
came up in the morning hour, the
pending question being on the second
ing of the previous question.
Fernando Wood appealed to Mr..
Townshend, Of Illinois, who has
charge Of the bill, to permit its refer
ence or recommittal so as not to have
it blocking up the business of all other
committees.
Mr.. Townshend regarded it as his
duty to press for action on the bill.
The Republicans then resorted to the
policy of Withholding their votes and
this made it necessary for a call of the
house.
The call was followed by roll call
on a motion to dispense with further
proceedings, and the morning hour
having expired the bill went over
without action.
The house then proceeded to the
consideration Of the bill to prevent
the introduction of contagious or in
fictitious diseases into the United
States, the senate bill in relation to
that subject being substituted for the
house bill.
The ways and means committee re-
port Fernando Woods resolution
fixing June 10th as the date of ad.
journment.
SENATE.-Mr. Mcdonald asked
leave to present a petition and memo
rial Of ex- soldie rs and sailors Of Prov
idence, protesting against the viola
tons of civil service reform, especially
in relation to the appointment Of
custom officers in Providence, and
alleging the interference by Federal
officers in elections.
The memorial seeming to reflect on
Mr.. Anthony, who was absent, Mr..
Burnside explained the circumstances
alluded to in the memorial. After a
spirited debate on the reception of the
papers, they went over till tomorrow
on objection.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-05-28
Eaten by AIIIgators.

Quitman Free Press.l
Almost everybody in Lownes coun.
ty, Georgia, knew Downing. He was
a fisherman, and for years had sup
piled the Valdosta market with fish
from the ocean pond. He fshed for
several days, or until he had a load,
and then he went to market. His
protracted absence during the first
part Of last week attracted the atten-
ton of his friends, who at length went
to his abode. Arriving at the landing
where he kept his boat, they found his
ish-box and canoes, but the fisher
man was missing. Soon aiterward
they reached the bank of the pond,
and saw two alligators emerge from
the grass near by and come toward the
shore, apparently seeking a fight. A
gun was procured, and both alligators
were killed and dragged ashore. Their
stomachs contained human flesh,
bones, particles Of clothing and other
things that showed plainly the fate OF
poor Downing.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-05-28
iFrOm Yesterdays Second Kdition.l
LATEST BY CABLE.
A Decision In Favor of SO, 900
Coal Miners.
The Great Derby Races
This Week.
Betting 900 to l Against Uncas.
A bulgarian Governor Ordered
10 Wear a Turkish Fer.

LONDON, May H.-The arbitrator
to whom was referred the question Of
the reduction of wages of the South
Yorkshire coal miners, decides against
any reduction whatever. The decis-
ion affects $4,000 men and boys.
The betting on Derby is 200 to one
against Uncas. Cadogan, Charibat
and Victor Chief are the first three
in the call. Uncas arrived at EPSON
yesterday with Parole. The latter is
regarded as sure to win the Gold Cup
on Friday, and possibly by a walk
over, as he has ten pounds allowance
because of being bred in America.
PHTLIPoPPoLrs, May H.-Governor
Alike Pasha had announced his inten-
ton to discard the Fee and wear the
Bulgarian hat but General Stalypine
received a dispatch from CONSTANT
nople saying the sultan insists that
the governor shall wear the Fee. The
Fee is regarded as the emblem of the
old Turkish regime, so the decision
has created much excitement here.
If persisted in it will make a great
difference in the character of Alike
reception, though no disturb
ance is apprehended.
Prince Alexander, the new sover-
eign of Bulgaria, will visit Balmoral
next week by Queen Victoria's inyi-
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-05-28

Among the anecdotes told of the
late Mrs. Patterson B%onaparte, it is.
related hal when Prince Jerome was
p~itchforked into the throne of West
phalia, he offered her an estate. She
refused saying that as handsomea coun-
try as Westphalia was, it was not big
enough to hold two queens. Suisse
quently she received a pension from
Napoleon, and being asked why she
profted by his munifcence after dis
daining that of her husband, replied :
81 don't mind being sheltered by an
eagles wing, but won't hang on to the
pinions of a goose"
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