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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-08

IN tho State will c company the sxeurion and
iurnish music TO al thvss defirous OF dancing
at tho grouIds
served by special conductors and guards on the
train. -.
an parties not holding excursion tickets win
be charged an sntrspos fss Of one dollar 70 the
grounds.
Non member OF the Club will be charged q
competitor fee ofone dollar for each game.
Trains will leave virginia at 7:3o r.. ans
Gold HILL Of T.t5 4. Y.
Ofbcs,r Of the day and competitors only al.
lowed WITHIN the circle. rhis order WILL DO
strictly enforced.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-08
O. II. GALLUP.

o. n. eAILuP. opposite tbs Bank Of oalifof.
ola, Gold Hill, kseps constantly on hand oil
hvorite brands Of Imported C.sars. choice bit
cigars, oil kiuds OF chewing tobacco, meor.
schsum pipes, sehool books n stationary Of
ell esscriptions, nns CUTLERY. and toys and tAncJ
aoods OF all kinda, sp11
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-08

Gan maks money fsstf u work for .us tLan
y Of anything elsa. Capital mos rsquirsdi We
viii stan you. ~. pr day q home msdeh p
me industrious. Men. Somen. boys and Ri,h
VIVA. Costty out4t and tsrms free. Adtlsn
"a en- Txu1 B CO.. Aasssts ykstzA
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PRsscRIcrION FREE.

For the speedy Cure Of Seminal Weakness,
LoGs Of Manhood. and oil disorder brought %
By inoiserstion OF sxcsss. Any drusgist has
IXYIDSoN 8 O.. n q. 4. 2.
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RA,.sK

It s geusrsliy supposed By physieisns and
the peop 0 generally that Dyspepsia cannot In
W iablv b. cured. hat we a'e pleased 10 say
that uhE.S's Au.Usr FLowKr has ncve', to our
k,owlrdx :. fai I'd W cure Dysp-osis and Liv1f
Complaint IL . IT. Z RIOS. zach q. sur som
ach. y stivens-s, Sick Headache. Palpita Ion oil
the Heart. ihdise.ti n bad ts.to 10 tn- louth'
-tc Mt az $500 dozeu botil's rold last yer,
not . stiVle failure was reported. bat thousands
Of o,mp iinenia y letters rc.iv-d from Dru
gi.t> OF Wonderful cures. Three dos 2 vii
rrllrvc any cse Try II. sample Bottles 10
eeuts. Regular siEs IS c.n,s W
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-08
WILLIAM E. Asplrws, a convict

WILLIAM E. ANDREWS, q convict In
tho California State Prison at San
Quentin. was murdered by John Ma.
'guire. a fellow convict on Wednesday
evening. Andrews had incurred the
snmi,y Of Mcguire by reporting two Of
his chums who had been annoying and
abusing him. and the murder was purely
q matter OF revenge. Mcguire being
employed In the shoeshop. carefully
.harpened q shoekniie and watching bis
opportunity when Andrews was sitting
In conversation with another prisoner,
he suddenly stepped forward without q
word, and with one fearful slash across
Andrews throat, nearly severed bis head
from his body. he died in about two
minutes. He was II years old. and
born In Florida. Mcguire 10 q native OF
Cork. ireland. about so years OF age.
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IA or n

PROGRAMME or GAMES.
The following LET Of Prises. now on exhibl.
be awarded TO .hs successful competitors:
q. Throwing the Heavy Hsmmtr. weight II
pounds: First Priss-Slver Wa Or Pitcher.
Second Priss-0ne pair o. silver goblets.
q. Throwing tho Light Hammer. weight II
pounds: First Pr Ee-siiver pickle castor. Sec.
end Prle-Suver butter dish.
Q. Putting Heavy Stons, weight ~ pounds
Fist Prixe-Slive butter dish. Seeont Pftx,
-ons pair Of sllver napkin rings.
4. Putting Light stone, weight u pound:
Tlrst Priss-silver breakfast castor and napkin
rings second Prise-Sifver goblet.
9. short Race tho yaris), fJr members Of the
Club only: rirtt P~rize-sllver castor and fruii
French clock. Taird Prise silver g.blvt.
9. sack hsoe: Fir.t prixs-Upers slassea.
SscoLd Prise Silver napkin hngs.
=. standing Jump: FiratpriIs.A silver ink.
stand. Second Prirs-A pair Of silver napkin
rings.
g, Threeieegsd Race, Is yards: Prixs-Two
pairs OF cameo sleeve bu,iohs.
Q. Runains iamp Fret Price Silver butter
dish. second Prifs -silver cup.
10. Running High Leap: First Phss-silver
spoon ho,d,r. sscond Prfs-une pair OF nap
kin rings.
II. Waiting with Pole, First P~rirs-Rlsg,n,
silver opergns. second P~rize-silvsr cream
pitcher.
u. Tossing the Csbsr First Przs-Ons pair
Of gold sleeve buttons. Second PrIe-Siiver
cup.
Is. -Four Hundred Yard Race, Fint Prize
Silver card receiver. second Pflrs-ons silvei
kLifs rrst.
Il. tug o. War between II married and Il
single members OF tue Club Captain Harrow.
or. BiehelUrsj Captain Dry,dsle. BensdictsI:
Prite-Ons case VI rye whisky.
IS Young Ladies' Rice. Is ysrdsi First
Prize Elegant silver Jewel cssks!: present
Yer toiiet ,st. No Zee.
10. Ladies' Race, 30 years and over: Prise
Silver epergns. presented BY a. D.. Mckenzie
IL. Old Mems Rscs, nfty years and over
P.iso-siiver intst nd aud vase. No fec.
10. Boys Race, fourteen years end under :
Fir I Prixe-Silyer cop. Second Psns-lo 30
selected. No fee.
10. Girls R.cs. fourteen years and under :
Pnfes-To be 90 ect,d.
90. whrslbarrow lse,.blindfolded. 100 yards;
Prize silver eRs Castor.
u. Grand Fl smen's Tournament. with hose
csrnsg-, 10 b c,nte-ted by teams nom the va
,iou, firs 0ompsniss ?, Toe s ssa; , s,en i Pias 20
U, Q u.agninosnt oliver emoosssd swing water
pitcher, With gob.ets.
"a. Firemsu's Second Race. with Jumper
Prize One elegant silver stand water pi.cher.
Is. Ladies' .rehery. three arrows each; dis.
lance, my feet: First Prize Rlegsnt silver
bohemian vase. Second Prtse-H Handsome toi'
Let set.
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A CHALLENGE.

ITO NIX. ROBERT LARGE. GREETING.
/ Recognizing you a. . chief among the well
murclsd meo u the Comstock. and feeling con.
scious OF possessing . healthy amount oil
muscle mytcif, I rc-pectfuily subnit TO youi
favorable cons Iteration the 'ollowipgi
AZ the coming Ciledonian Picnic, Saturday,
August Q, I ch1llense YOU to . contest OF mutcu'
lar sreoeth Of the human arm In lifting Q
pledve hsmmsr Of FROM fourteen 10 sirieer
pounds weight. ths end oi the handle 10 ret on
4 convenient plank OF table. and the trial oil
strength 70 b. decided In favor Of tbs sipgls
hand grsspiny the hammer handle near. st "a
its heel or end, md raising the hammer with
out breaking tie Aforesaid rest or contact OF IL
handle with said plank or tahla.
Thi. proposition Ia made In . friendly rpirtt,
asd IN order 10 enhance the attractions OF the
Picnic and the ibtefest Of the occasion chal'
lenge you to this contest for the sum n HON
pRHp roLilRs A SIDE, the match 10 be under
the supervision Of adequate judges. and subject
10 their deci,ion.
II 700 feel favorably disposed, please answer
me through this columns Of tho 0cLp Hill
DAfLY kKws, 1t Your earliest convenience, aud
oblIge. Yours, respectfully. .-
ANDY J0HNe0v.
~ Blacksmith and stonecutter.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-08

THERE have been more eufes Of seminal
weakness. nervous debility and paralysis m,ds
by the wonco,f-l x glish remedy. Sir Ashley
remedies combined. why Will you suffsr Z
Send tJ A. &. Mlptic. n D., No. II Kearny
street. san Francisco. for the Il. storativs. and
30 cured Pries. - per bottle; four tlu,e 60 the
gu mt y. SO. Try ab,ttls. mhao ly
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LIST OF UNCLAIMED LETTERS

DIM AIMING IN THE PosrosrIcE AT
II sold Hill. Storey Q unity, kovads. August
g., 1879. II not called for wlthia one month
they will be ssnt to the Dssd Letter ONCE st
Mashinpton. ID. O.!
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-08

r EvIATHAN MINING CON PANY.
~ oe iion VI pr ncipal plaza Of business. ban
trsno SEQ. California:
Lrarion Of works. Gold HilAining District.
st r.y % inty. Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby gwen. that a. . nesting Of
the Bnaid Of Directors, held on the sixth day oil
August, 1879, an assessment NE: % OF Twenty.
Az, Cents per share was levied upon
tue canitai stock OF toe corporation. payable
Immediately, In United States gold coin, 70 the
Secretary, a the ONCE Of the Company. Room
NJ 8. NJ. $50 Pine street. Ban Francisco, GALL
fornia.
ANY stock upon which thi. assessment shall
sm,fn unp,id on the Niuth day OF s.plem.
Der. 1879, win be delinquent, and advertised
for sale st public auction. and unless payment
IL made before win Be sold on Tue >DAY, the
Tairtieth day Of September, ISIS, TO pay the do.
linouent assessment, together. with costs Of
advertising aud expenses OF sale.
By order OF the Board Of Cirfctors.
r. Z. LUTY. Secretary.
onoe-Roou 8. No. 80 Pine strcst. San
Francisco, CAlifornlA.
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ADULT TICKETS from vir. inia)........S9 90
CHILDREs tundsr ten yeirsl..us;....lo %
A.G MCKENZIE, Chitf.
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ELLEN sHEEuAS has aled declaration
Of home stead.
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REPLY TO ANDY JOHNSON.

r DO NOT ACCEPT YOUR CHALLENGE,
svery sensible man. First. b. your conditiopi
Jon give me bat one day 10 which to practice :
game o. which I know nothing. Second. III
out OF my line altogether. a. j am pota pl.ck.
smith, and without practice cannot expect tc
have the same grip OF the hand ~ Q man Who u
vish 10 tert the strength OF which ,ou boat. ]
VIII give you . ehsnes. I viii contest with you
serles Of CALIFORNIAN gamss for from tlVo "a
ta,oM. In writing to stranger. NJ: Johnson
700 should BE- careful not 10 70 outside OF IAN
Ruase common among gentlemen.
RiBERr LARGE:
. Gold Hill, August q. 1919. .
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A CARD.

10 all who arc suffering from tho rrrors and
lndiscrstioos Of youth. nervous weakness, early
decay. loss Of manhood, etc., I viii send .
receipt that win cure you, rnEx or oiAnoE.
This great rvmedy wAs discovered BY Q mission.
AIRY In South America. Send Q self-sddrosssd
envelope 70 the REV. JOSEPH T. NMAN,
tatior n. New York CITY. ki I'm
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AGQQD PLAN

Anybody eau learn 10 mako money rapidly
opsssting In stocks, BY the "rwo Uneripg
hules for Success" iu Mesers lawrence q
oo.is new c%i,culs-. The combination nett Cd,
which this nrm has msds 20 fucce,sfut. ems
bles people with brge or email means 10 reap
al the bcnsn's OF largest capital and beet skill.
Thousands Of or ers. In va'ivts sum, are
pooled into ore vast amount 40 % op<rdftd 40
dmi0hly uho<. TINS securing 10 zach sha'es
holder Ill lh. advantsl es u toe larRert OF. rs
tor. Imm.n,s pIoHts ARE div ded moLthly.
AIRY amount from s. 10 % 0n0. or NOR. car b
ustd successfully. n. Y. Baptkt Hekiv. stp-
eember scth. 1915. Gays; 'by the cou bra ion
system SIS would a.ite SIS, orr p . ceLt $50
pays $3.50. or Z per crnt.; 500 makes 81 zoo or
10 per cent on b .sto b during the n,on,h. &C.
cordips 10 The market" Frank L<slss Wts-
truted Nsirspdpsr. June 29th /; Tue conbina-
thou method u operating siocit 10 'he mott
puccessful evsr sdopted." Esc FORK Mdxp<a.
dent, September i2ih: tho c NIB nation : -.
lum 10 founded upon cor ect businsss princi'
pies. and no person nerd ne without an incoms
while 10 j. teyt worki g by Airr.rs. Lawrence
= Co. Brooklyn journal April s0sh: '.uur
editor made u net pront at el0i 70 from $40 In
Que OF Msssrs Lawrence 4 Co.'S combine.
TONS" NEW ci,cular (u all d ireI captains
everything. stocks ~ bonds wanted. Gov.
eminent tonds supplied. Lawrence I Co..
Bankers, OF hxcbsrgc Place New ,ork. ts
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Ca,esoaias Cup.

In addition to the above games, teams. COO.
si.tlng Of twenty men zach. from the various
Military Companies Of the STATE, will compete
for thu
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Virginia. August 0. 1919
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MISS MiLl.lE CHRISTINE,
TIE TWO .ueApED NIGHTINGALE

The two hsads converse 81 two subject at
one time. They sing duets atd spe,k all
languages. and. like o nightingale. eng In two
voices and In the most arsstic manner.
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BOGARDUS AGAINST CARVER.
Matched to Shoot 10000 Glass
Balls Within Six Days tor 8 1O, 600
n Sihn

Capt A H Bogardus and Dr.. W. H
Carver have msde arrangements fnr a
shooting match, and are to break 10000
glass halls within a space of six days,
the match to he shot between Sept and
Dec 81 of this yesr, Tor not less than
$4,000 side B,gardus i. to use shot
guns, and Dr.. Carver has the choice OF
either shotgun or rifle, but is to continue
to use throughout the match the weapon
he hegins with. Tue balls to he sprung
from two Bosardus traps fifteen yards
rise. Both barrels of the shotgun may
he used, and both balls may be sprung
in the air at the choice of the marks.
man Ii Carver chooses the shotgun,
he is to shoot under the same conditions.
II he makes choice of tue rife, the balls
are to be thrown in the air either by
hand or trap. Each marksman to load
his own gan as he shoots. Winner to
take stakes and gate money The match
is open to all corners under the shove
conditions but will bet $500" Cspt.
Bogardus said, "that there will be, no
comers DR. Carver is backed by W.
II Huntly Of England, who has him un.
der CONTRACT to exhibit in various parts
OF Enrope. This" Dr.. Carver explain
ed, sis the reason Why the contest is de
fcrred until next fall" Capt rBogardus
is his own backer Both men are conf.
dent of winning IN. 2. Sun. "a
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Local Option Bill .

The local option bill just introduced in
the Legislature provides that it shall be
the duty Of the several township trus-
tees Of the State OF Ohio, on petition in
writing Of thirty electors Of any town.
ship, 70 them presented twenty DAYS pre-.
vious to the fret Monday of April of any
year, to order an election on the question
ofthesale of intoxicating liquor, beer,
ale and vine. or the prohibition OF the
sale of intoxicating liquor, beer, ale and
wine, except for medicinal purpose, in
such township.
majority are in favor Of the sale,
then it shall be lawful to sell Intoxicating
liquor, beer, ale and wine in such town.
ship, subject to such restrictions and pen,
alties as are DOW by statute, provided, OF
may hereafter be provided; but il . ma
jority are against such sale, then it shall
be unlawful to sell intoxicating liquor
beer, ale and wine therein except fol
medicinal purposes, and upon the pre-.
scription of some practicing physician,
after the FIRST day Of June next thereafter
following, under penalty in liquidated
damages in the sum Of City dollars fol
every day any person or persons sell Of
offer for sale any intoxicating liquor, bee1
ale or wine. after said first day Of Jnne.
1t is made the duty Of the Prosecuting
Attorney ofthe county, on notice TO bin
by any two, of the Trustees, or upon hi
own information, to bring suit in civi
action for such damages, before Jus
tice Of the Peace, orin the Court of Com
mon Pleas Of the county. and all sucl
damages received shall 60 to the schoo
fund of the township. to the support o
its schools, less ten per cent, icl
shall 60 to the Prosecuting Attorney 70
his services.
All damages assessed snd Judgment
and COSTS rendered shall be lien upo,
the real estate where such selling take
place. and no property of the dafendsn
shall be exempt from execution issued OF
such judgment.
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Probate Notice.

4 counts and vouchers have bssa Alsa
"A in the Probate Court Of Monroe County,
Ohio. for settlement by tho following Adnia.
istratcrs, Executors and Guardians: ,ss ss.
Second partial account of II. B. Hill Guardian
of Thos. Alexander's heirs.
Fourth ald final account Of Isaac Bsardmors
Guardian Of Isaac Booth. s
Fourth and final account Of Christian DisA
Executor Of Casper Yockey.
First partial account Of Catharine Berger
Adm'x Of John Berger.
First partial account Of Peter King Guardian
Of Edmund J. Trembly.
Second partial account Of II. B. Hin Adn't Il
Geo. H. Davenport. "
First partial account Of g. W. Csrrothers Adnf
of Geo. NcCammon.,,sys - s.ts. =,
First account Of John Muhleman Ex'R u ksey
Ryser.
First partial account Of Mary J. YeAo Gsaraiaa
Of Isaac w. and Elisa E. Yoho
Second and. FINAL account OF Margaret Michel
Adm'x Of John Nickel
First partial account Of J. @. Dusrr Adnf q
(. John II. Duerr.
6soond partial account Of ". + Gray, ~.
miuistrator Of Henry Aassn.
Any person interested nay Ale written sx
eeptions to said account OF any itsn thereof
on or before the 7th day Of Fshr sary usxt
when the same will bs faally heard saA e.
tinued from day 70 day aatil di.rosed q.
t~ JAS. r. nORRID,
jan14, T1td. Probate Ndge.
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lSsn Antonio Express.

MARRIED -On December 29th, 1878
by ALEX BUCHANAN Esq, of Summit
township, Miss LUCINDA DEARTH to Mr.
WILLIAM BEARDMoRR
On December 10Th, by JAMES W WAR
NER Esq of Seneca township, Miss SA
RAH A. SMITH, of Monroe county, Ohio
to Mr. JAMES K SMITH, of West Va
On December 21st, by W T. HURI
Esq, of Salem township, Miss ANNIE
NJ. WHITLATcH to Mr. EDWIN C HOWELL
On December Gath, by Elder JACOB
ERLEwINE, Miss SIDNEY j. GODDARD te
Mr. ENocH TRUAx.
On December 25ih, by Rev A D Nc
CoRMIok, Miss JENNIE HUTCHINSON TO Mr.
JOHN S STEWART
On January 9th. 1879, bv Rev H W
STEWART, Miss ISABELLA HoProN to Mr.
A. B DRIGas
On January 1lth, by W s HARDEST,
Esq, Of Malaga township, Miss MAeeIz
SAMPSON to Mr.. JAMES SULLIVAN.
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BEwAnx OF rMrrArIoss.
n'a.tt, t''s"
Assignee's Sale Of Real Estate

DURsuANT to the command Of an order
i for sale from the Monroe County Probate
Court, I will Offer, at public sale. between the
hours Of l O'Clock p. m. and 4 O'Clock p. m,
on the premises near Irish Ridge P. o., in
Adams township, Monroe County, Ohio. ON
Saturday,the 25th day Of January, 1879,
the following described real estate situate in
said county Of Monroe, TO wit:
lsf TRAor--A part Of section thirty-one,
township four, range four, commencing for
the same tst the mouth Of the tail race;
thence three rods east; thence thirty mine
rods north; thence twenty. eight rods south.
east to the corner Of William Moblsy's cor.
nsr; thence north with said Moblay's line to
the corner Of piece Of land decided By Ar
ohibald Bs,kes to Philip holland; thence
with said hoblsy's line to the corner Of Isaac
Ruble's land, thence with said Issae Rabies
land to the Hobbs Run; thence with said run
on an sgrsed line TO the month Of said run;
thence up finsy Creek to the Alexander line;
thence south with said Alexander land to
the mill race; thence with said mill rae to
the place Of beginning; also. about two acres
Of land on the Pinsy fork of SunAsh Creek
above the grist mill, on which is . mill dam
and . part of race for the use Of said mill
formerly occupied By Alexander and John
Sinclair except about thres-fourths Of an acre
upon which the grist mill Of Braoy and Tsy-
lor stands.
TRAof No. 2-Also, one.fourth Of said
three fourths Of an acre upon which said
grist mill Of said -Bracy and -Ta ylor stands.
lst tract appraised st $500.
I'd !" 400.
said sale to be made free of dover and may
sell for two-.hirds Of the appraised value
thereof.
TKRMs OF sALR-One-third on the 1st day
Of April, 1879; one. third on ths Let day oi
April, 1885,, and one. third on ths Hrst day ei
April, 1881, paymsnts to bear interest from
day Of sale. and to be secured BY mortgage
on the premises sold.
'-ea@ - C. n. BLOWERS, :
s4.i Assignee Of Western Taylor.
spRlsas 4 DsIaos, Att,ys.
deoI7,7sws.
-. 'T S8p =:
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sHERIFF'S SALE.
Hugh Robinson 4 ano.
W. 4
Thomas Walters st M.

. ~ !. j 4 a.
DY virtue Of certain order Of sale isslsd
j from the couttses common plsss Sithin
and for the county Of Monroe and State II
Ohio, in case pending In said conrt between.
the above named parties, and TO me directed.
will offer for sale. Il public auction at the
east door Of the 90 urt house in, Woodsasld,
Saturday,thd 18th day Of February 1878.
between the honrs Of 10 O'Clock !. n. and &
O'Clock p. N, Of said day. the following Dc.
scribsd real estate situate in henros ssanty.
Ohio, to Wit:
Beginning at the southwest oornsr st the
northwest quarter OF section (15] Aftesa IN
township e] six Of range raj sevsn; thsnes
east one hundred and twenty two pershss 70
stone planted; thence north fifty two psechss
and nine links to stone planted: thence west
one hundred and twenty two perchss 10 Stols
planted; thence south Atty two psrchss and
nine links to the place Of beginAins, eeataiA-,
ing forty acres.
Said property 20 ordered 70 b ssld b o..
praised At $500 and may sell Tor twe.tsirls
Of said appraisemsnt. Terms Of sale, essA bs-
fore confirmation.
WM. READ,
janl4.'79ws. Sheriff \. c. O.
j. W. III. j. HoLlnssn, Att'ys.
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U-URp HIS Fathers THRONE,
RICHARDS, THE MURDERER
Convicted and Sentenced to Death

KEARSEY. NEE, January 16. The trial
of 5. d. Richards, the self. t.confessed
murderer Of several persons, was held at
Miuden, yesterday. There were three
indictments against him for the murder
Of six persons. The charge on which
he was tried was the murder Of Peter An.
derson on December 9th, last. He
pleaded not guilty ofthe murder in the
frst degree. His testimony was to the
eject that having twice knocked Ander.
son down for giving him the lie, and hav.
ing threatened to kill him unless the
statement was retrscted. Anderson star.
ted for an AK, when he (Richards) struck
him on the head with a hammer and
flushed him. The jury received the
case in the afternoon and returned YER
dict Of guilty, after two hours deliberstion
wbereupon, Judge Gaslin at once pro
nounced the sentence that be be hanged
April 26fh, just the one hundred and
one days allowed by Law. Tue prisoner
was apparently the happiest man in the
court room. Lvnching is feared.
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rA proposition is before the State
Legislature the object OF which Is to sl
low the amount OF liens, or two thirds OF
the amount, to he deducted from the val
ue for taxation. There are certainly
some strong reasons to be 1rged in favor
of such q measure. In the 6rst place
the owner Of mortgaged property is
made to pay taxes on more than be Ia
worth, which is obviously unfair. II
the next place it virtually tsxes property
twice--it taxes the one having the legal
lille to the full amount Of the assessed
value, and it taxes the mortgage to the
amount Of his mortgage interest, which
is equivalent to double taxation 10 the
extent of the mortgage lien.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-01-21

eFA New England editor has been
heard to remark that with Garcelon for
the Governor Of Maine. after standing q
very bad third in the tally Of votes, the
Democracy of that State may feel less
inclined to loud aud disagreeahle talk
about minority Observation-Disclosures
Gazette
HAYES is not minority President, but
q Fraudulent President Honestly and
legally he is not President at all Had
be been elected President there could
have been no reasonable objection to his
assumption OF the Office, even though be
had received but . minority of the pop
ular vote. No sensible comparison can
be made between Garcelon, the constitu.
tionslly chosen Governor OF Maine, and
Hayes, the Fraudulent President of the
United States N 7 Sun