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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-14
BelcheP.

GOLD HILL, April II. ~f879.-Jamss
y,~iasd.. President! The main incline
il 81 feet below the 2GG0 level. having been
sunk and timbered "a feet during the
week.
Crosscut No. 1. opposite the staten on
the 2560 level, 10 In Al feet, and has not
yet reached the vein. The formation 10
encou raging.
A crosscut on the north line has been
started and will be run by the Belcher and
Crown Point Companies jointly.
The water In The south drift hAa de-
creased 80 that work will be resumed In II
tomorrow.
Crosscut on the south line. 236o level. 10
In n feet and has not reached the vein.
although some stresks Of quartz showing
small assays are coming In.
We will DO ready to open on the 276O
level in forty days.
W. II. SMITH, Supt
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Ophir.

VIRGINIA crrr. April 10, ls79.-C. L.
W,H.r, Pr,.idssts The main incline has
been sunk and TIL bered II feet during the
pas, week and Is now six feet below the
point from which the $500 station will be
started. We shall commence the work OF
e~Icavating for the station In about two
weeks, at which time the incline will be
sunk to q sufficient depth for . stump.
The material passed through and still In
the face continues . favorable vein FORM
alton.
On our 2f00 level the joint Mexican up
raise ON our north line 10 now up 30 feet.
passing through extremely hard-blasting
porphyry.
There Is no material change 10 mote In
the ore Slopes since my last report.
The repairs To the main shaft, above the
i&c5 level. are still being continued.
W. II. PArrss. Supt.
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Iuis AohsASes
CO0'Ophir. "a. 2ts
$50 Mexican, sou. 3oS, 10
AIS 0euld 4 Curry. 81, So
50 Beat d Belcher. lea. l6b
3t5 CALIFORNIA;. 5S.st
IT'S Savage. i0t, l0S
3OO;ChollAr. g.. Gu, e.
,265sHale 4 Norcross, liz, IN, llb
$50 Con. Virginia. 81
$50 Crown Point. s. 4 so. ~, 50, 20
$50 Yellow Jacket. iss. iSt. IL. ieS
i6A bio
t520 lmpsrial..i GO. %
10 Ksntuek. An
100 Alpha, n. AN. n
as Belohsr. 9
$50 Confidence. IAN. iis, liS
IS Sierra Nevada. AN. AN
10 Bullion. So
GO E~xshequer. 81
- seg. Beleher. ~ bid. - asked
40 OvermAn. 9a,9S
100 Justice. 4 IS, 4 10. ~
1850 Succor. COO. CSC
8 Union Con-. 81
ATS Atlas
$50 Lady Bryan. 75c. soc
lio5 Julia. tl0, 4oo.i
ITO Caledonia.
100 Silver Hill. I 30
SIS C~hallsnge. 8. 305
$50 New York. Csc
$50 Phil. sheridan. SC
so Andes. 400
800 Ward. I 10. I Is
$50 scorpion, IN. I GO. IS
400 LcviAthAn. a, 500
40 North Con. Virginia.
500 Trojan. loo. ioc
70 Benton Con-,
400 Solid Silver. soc
100 Rlowery. Coo
100 North BONANZA. I 80
so Mountain View. I so
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IBaiiios s~hip,ass,s.

Tho California Mining Company
Saturday evening shipped bullion to
The value OF Sal. 572 81. The Consoli.
dated Virginia Company shipped $23.,
600 40; total, S65, ITS. The Consoli'
dated Virginia Company have still . con-
siderable amount OF bullion In the Office,
The total yield Of the California thus
far for the month 10 Sl3l,4S8 II. The
total OF the Consolidated Virginia ioi
the month 10 S48, 1856 Oh.
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ASTONISHING SUCCESS.

1t 10 the duty OF every person who has used
BoscHrs's GERMAN sraur 70 lot IL wonderful
qualities be known TO their friends In curing
Consumption. severe Coughs, Group, Asthms,
Pneumonia. and In fact all Throat and Lung
Disease. No person can use Il without imme-
dlste relief. Three do-es will relieve any csse.
aud We consider u the dutY OF all druggists 70
recommend 10 70 the poor. dying consumptiye.
were sold last year. and not ons case whsre 10
failed vas reported. Such Q medioine ~ the
GERMAN sYRuP cannot BE- too widely known.
Ask your druggist about u. sample bottles 70
try sold ct 10 cents ; regular size. 70 cents. For
sale by John Jones. Jr. eeow We'd
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Hale q Nerere~s.

VIRGINIA CTR. April IL. ls7s.-Jod =.
Lightner. Secretary Have completed The
work Of securing the drift on the 2ooo
isvsl and are now engaged In timbsring
the incline between the 1900 and 1900
levels.
The water Il two feet below the 1000 sta.
ton. Our pumps have made SASS
strokes. an average speed Of $50 Per min.
ute. Stoppagss amount 70 > hours and
rs minutes.
PuILrpP DEIDrsHrrxKn, Bupt.
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va have ovsrhaulsd our incline engine and
put on Q new rope, which stopped all work
underground "a hours. We have sunk and
timbered our main incline 16 feet. Our
east crosscut., hoo lsvsl. has been extended
IL feet. Our south drift from "small
shaft" has been run 40 feet. The fscs II
now In low grade ore. but will not pay 70
mill yet. Our new rope works well 90 far.
n. o. HILLIER. Bupt.
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Suicide.

At 10 a. N. to-day George Campbsll.
son of Mrs. 3. NJ. Campbell. who keeps
. l~odsing-houss on d street, near Wash.
ington. Virginia. died Of an overdose Of
morphine. supposed to have been I'D.
ministsrsd by himself with suicidal In.
tent. At ! o'clock this morning be wss
found suffering under the effects Of the
dose and Immediately physicians were
summoned. but were poyerlsss to save
Ll..
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Capitol Rssisseste.

The popularity OF the Capitol Ro.is.
seris at the Capitol Saloon. No. 0 North
@ street. Virginia, Is continually at
tested by the large number who 60
there for oysters in every style and all
ths dAinties Of the market. Clam
chowdsr every Friday captures all OF
the boys. The place Is open day and
night. and 10 always ready to feed the
hunorv
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North Bo.a... and Fiewsry.

VIRGINIA CIrr, April u, is7g.-W ".
Ssa.om. Secretary; The joint shaft has been
sunk Is feet during the week. The lateral
drift from the second station. into the
Flowsry. has been advanced 80 feet. The
lateral drift north from the hrst station
has been advanced so feet. A portion OF
the underground work has been tempors-
rily suspended. In order 10 lay the track
guides Tor the new skips and 10 enlarge
the irst station and rock chutss ct that
point.
The new boilers are now completed and
ready to recsive the stack. Tbs reel shaft
and reels and spur wheel are In place.
The foundations and sills for the new GAL
lows are laid.
d. II. JACKSON, supt.
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EVERYTHING GOES WRONG

In the bodily mechanism when the liver seti
out Of order. Constipation. dyspepsia, con.
tsminstion Of the blood, imperfect sssimils.
ton. are certain 10 ensue. But 10 10 easy %
prevent these consequences. and remove thsif
cause, By Q course Of Hostetter's Stomach Bit.
tsp, which stimulates the hillary organ and
regulates IL action. The direct result IL q dis.
sppssrsnce Of the pains bsneath the ribs and
through the shoulder blade. the nausea. head.
tongue and sour odor Of the breath. which char.
scter 70 liver complaint. Sound digestion and
0 regular habit OF body are blessings also -
cured By the use OF this celebrated restorative
OF health. which imparts . degree Of vigor %
the body which 10 its best guarantee Of safsty
both appetite and slesp. slwk
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Easter Services.

In all OF the ~Episcopalian and Catholic
churches on the Comsiock Easter Sun
day wal yesterday observed by charao-
t%sris,ic services and unusual rejoicings.
Excellent music vas everywhere prsvs-
lent, and the churches were decorated In
honor Of the occasion.
In Gold Hill, St. Johns Church was
deliberately decorated and the services
wore OF an exceedingly joyous and inter
eating character. The superiority Of the
music was the theme Of general remark.
In the evening the children took up the
festivities OF the occasion and rounded
out the day In q very happy and appro.
pirate manner
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A,,,y.,. Ye.s.ra.y n.r.inr.

W Hall, " Meth. II n Ballard, r W
Gillette. Thomas 4 stephens. CT Hiliyer.
II 8 symons. d Thomas. d Duyekinek'
James NcAulin. q Tacoma, Grace Temple
Alice Howard. A Powning. Mrs Spencer
IN Bonnemort. Y L Aude. J Dickinson
and family. n rinlsn. J Kelly. J Gibbs
VIM Cain. II Nugent. q II wheeler. @ W
Napes, xrs q Israel. c. Hutchinson.
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city bakery.

Fitzmeisr L Armbrust continue to run
the City Bakery. "a North G street, Vir-
ginis, and the restaurant and confec-
tionsry and candy depot attached, in
their usual attractive aud popular style.
A q place OF resort the City Bakery
stands first as Is attested by the numbers
who flock there for meals and Q little
something In the evening. especially
after the theater or while dancing.
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a,v,v.,. shs. nevst.r.

W Gum. J II Fay. II W Bolsn. q W
Smith. d Morrison. q X Allister. o X
Lsavings. 3 Y Thorns, J Croner. I W
Avery, J II Warren, J T Bradley. Ed
Willis and wife. Robt Lowery. E Krouse.
J d James. n Fellows. U L Allen. i W
Cline. @ II WEIGH. 3 @ Dickson, A Shane.
J Duncan. W II Adams. Geo Eltznsr. IA
NlsrE
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The lectures OF DR.. Mckenzie. al
Pipsr's Opera House, Saturday evening
and Sunday aud Sunday evenings were
largely attended and the people were
very much interested. The DR.. 10 do.
ing . deal Of good on the Comstock.
COMPLAINT IL made that hoodlum boys,
and in some cases young men. are again
annoying the public schools Of Virginia
by flashing sunlight into the scholars
eyes from various directions with pieces
Of looking.glsss.
AssEssxkST.-Au assessment Of fifteen
cents per share 10 lsvisd BY the Twin
Peaks Mining Company. delinquent on
the 10th OF May next. Bee Official no.
tios In our advertising columns to-day.
TEE regular vestry election will bs
held at st. Johns Church. Gold Hin.
tomorrow Easter Tuesday,. immsdi-
ately Of the close Of the morning service.
h. p. cHAPu. one Of Rsno'a livslisst
citizens, has bssn on the Comstock for
several days. 10 Il accompanied BY
Mr.. Scott, his right bower.
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W0Yse Than Lax,

BosroS. April 1.-THE Savings Bank
Commissioners demand the removal Of
Isaac A. Barnes. Cashier OF the Fox.
boro Savings Bank. on the ground Of ir.
regular transactions. Barnes was ap-
pointed about . year ago to take the
place Of Lar. Men are guarding the
bank. Barnes having refused 10 sur.
render the keys OF the safe.
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Beal q HeleheR.

VIRGINIA err. April Is, 1870 WiHidm
Wild. .S,cr,iary :. The Joint east oross-
cut Is now in ISL feet from the north
lateral drift. No work has been done In
he east crosscut 1900 level. the men
having been employed on bulkhesd.
The drain tunnel 10 0sbiston shaft wss
s.tsndsd IS feet during the past week.
The water 10 being held at the bottom OF
the shait, and sinking will o 30 TO
sumsd.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-14

TOPEKA. April IA. - Governor st.
John had q consultation Saturday with
jim Cannon. from Southern Indian
Agency, regarding the reported design
Of the Indians to make another raid this
season. Cannon said the C~heyennes
and Arapahoes are sulky, and will bear
close watching. The capture and turn.
ing over to the civil authorities for trial
Of the Cheyenne Chiefs who led the raid
last year caused Q great deal OF dissatis'
faction In the tribe, and the other tribes
sympathizs with them. Cannon thinks
they can DO quisted, however, and kept
on their reservation II carly and i'm.
portant measures are taken.
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Cnen.rCeme,nn,iea Hmm.

VIRGINIA CrrY. April II. 1874. X.
p. H~armoa, President; No pumping has
been done at the Chollar- Norcross-savage
shaft during the past week. The water be,
been steadily rising and now stands 1880
feet below the top Of the shaft or As fee.
below the Hale 4 Norcross 1000 drift.
Water rises about 80 feet per day, and will
not dow through the Hale 4 Norcross drift
before Monday next. We have repaired 70
feet Of shaft; have also braced such por.
tons Of the shaft below the 1890 - seemed
10 need II to make all secure against dam
age BY the water.
Isaac L. REouA, supt.
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Yellow Jacket.

doLp HILL. April Il. ls79.-Msre,r 0t.y.
SECRETARY . Tho new shaft 10 now ia feet
bslow the 1850 level. The main east
drift on the 2i00 level. 10 connect with
the shaft, 10 In 100 feet. The material
passed through 10 composed Of porphyry
and quartz with . slight ssepags Of water.
i. L. JAMES, Supt.
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IAN UAyOC m CRRATRD

NND HAVOC II
Among the tenants Of the mouth By allowing
impurities TO collect upon ths,r surface or In
their interstices. soZOD0NT rsmoves every
vertige OF tartar from the teeth. and renders
their premature decay impossible. II not only
The breath acquires . most acceptabls fro
GRANGE from its use; IL 10 Q purely botanic
liquid, and u may DO relied on 10 accomplish
its identifying effects without injuring the
enamel lika Q gritty tooth pasts. mail In
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Killed Her Baby.

WASHINGTON. April i4.-Louisa Wal.
lace (oolored), convicted OF the murder
OF her infant child In April. 1878. has
been sentenced 10 DO hanged Oh the goth
of luna.
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p...r,.r,. saturday E~ve.inr.

T For. II II sheehAn, J N Douglass.
p Mccarthy. u Finlen. z Barnes, 5 Davis,
d OAKLAND. u sherry. L Wright. z
Dickson. d Kellehar, Ellen o'Brien. Lo,tie
Constable. Mrs n L Gilmore, G L Stone.
Mrs D A Mcclellan. W A Porter. J y
lladding.
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ps,srs.r~- lass Evening".

Miss I Coates. Miss l. Duncan. Mrs Q
Warren. T Goose. Y Mandelbaum. q A
Duet. r Arnold. N Curtis. Mrs W d
Wager. WIN Cain. Mrs Arnold and son. N
Cohen. Mrs. II Z GAult.
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Tur Julia Cou,oiidated Mining Con

TIE. Julia Consolidated Mining Com.
pany has conveyed the surface ground
Of lots 4, 8 and o, block 25l, range !. to
William Ryan. Consideration. 500.
A PINE setter dog and q grey hound.
worth $3.50. were poisoned In front Of
the Delta, Virginia, Saturday evening.
8. BLOCK has sold his dry goods
business to II. Block. See notice else
where.
TIE siIty.day roll OF the Fire Depart
msnt will DO found In another column.
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r. p. ossuros. supt.
ExehNQuer.

doLp HILL. April lt.-Jo.tph Grs''. Sec
rotary. Since my last letter The north
drift on the 2400 level has been driven 30
feet. making & total length Of $40 feat.
The material encountered during b past
week has bean the same favorable vein
matter - mentioned In my last lsttsr.
z. 4. SCHULTZ, supt.
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Ward.

VIRGINIA. Crr. April u. is7s.-Jaeos
.S,adD,Gf, yr., Ssere,ay: Daring The past
week We have made no advancement In
The drift on the 500 level; have BEEN
busily employed in laying track. timber
ing and repairing. and have 10 now eom'
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Miners Killed.

PorTsvnLr, Pa, April IA. Peter
Kshl and Patrick Monday. miners. were
killed by . fall Of coal Of Locust Gap
last Saturday.
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~. DOrES.
Gold Hill. Feb. u. iso.

Referring 10 the above. the Nev. Publishing
Company desire TO inform the public tess they
VIII Continue the publication Of The GoLp HUI
DAuY Nrvs and Inc business Of the Job once
In eonnection thereuith. The patronage OF me
public 10 RESPECTFULLY solicited.
WILLIAM p. PRATT.
Business Manager.
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IBeUES Commercial and fnvsien' Credits. \
avilabls In any part Of The world. Makes
transfers OF money By telegraph and cable. and
LAW exchange q customary usanoss.
zhis Bask hss Special Facilities ssr
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o. II.

o. n. oALLur. opposite the Bank Of oaiifos.
mia. Gold Hill, keeps constantly on hand eli
flvorite brands Of Imported Ctsars, ohoice BIT
cigars, ell kinds Of chewing tobacco. meer.
schsnm pipes, school books and stationery Of
all descriptions, ana cutiery. and tors and hncy
goods OF all kinds. ap1s n
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RLECrRIC BELTS,

A sure eufs for Nervous Debility. Premature
Decay, Hxhausiion, etc. The only reliable curs.
Oirculsn mailed frss. Address J. X. kKEvKS,
~ Chatham srfsss, New Yotk. 3esm
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THs oLD-IsrABLIsHxD AND RHLI.
a..ss ~ q s' Rssoyss! efi "a o,s 2 LIE Iiss q, .s ~,
OFT estne danagsd By nsnipulstioa o. b.
Pseiass pssetasiiy calisd sOs: snd. ~
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rsiG, sad vsssy Hos. GAIA hIi. In
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EVENING SCHOOL.

J. Z. bray will open an Evening" Class In
Bookkeeping and other branches ct his school
room. Tuesday evening, April Q. 1879. Sim
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silver Hill.

vnom1l Orr. April II. ls7s.-K. Z.
Deus, Secretary; During the pest wesk
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PusLlc NOTICE.

have disposed Of my right, title and interest,"
In the material. nxtuies. Joo Omce and othsr
propsrty connected with the pubiishnent of
ths GoLp HmL DAILY NKws to the News Pub
iishing Company. THANKING the public for the
liberal patronage and favor herstoiore bestowed.
I bespeak for the Company . eolunuAnee OF the
name.
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A CARD.

To all who srs suffering IRON the error end
indiscrstions Of youth. nervous vsahnsss. sariy
decay, loss Of manhood. sto., I will ssnd
receipt that will cure you, ynIl OF CHANCE,
This great remedy vas discovered By mission.
AIRY In South America. Bend . seif-sddresssd
envelope 70 the REV. JOSEPH T. Imam,
station d, New Sork City.
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ExohAkor

On the principal cities t~hroqshoat the United
Btatss. Rurops. Japan. China and the fast
Indies. the Australian Colonies and New Tea.
land, and on Honolulu (Hswai).
NEv Yonx BAHns-TAs nanf OF New York,
N. b. Al American Exchange National Bank.
Smiths; the Union Bank OF London. az
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EASTERN DISPATCHES.
Dissatisfied Indians.

l.r,cr.. TO IN. GOLD HILL DAILY urv.l
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-04-18
MISCELLANEOUS aLEANlNGs.

Visible supply of grain in the States
and Canada: Wheat, 1884, 900 bushels; corn,
100000 bushels; oats, q 43o, 600 bushels; rye,
$4,000 bushels; barley, $4,000 bushels
The steamer Surbiton, from New
York for Rotterdam, is reported PROBABLY lost
The last weekly health report issued
by the Marine Hospital service, in accordance
with the National Quarantine act, gives the
health of each of twenty three American cities
during the week ending April z. In the num-
Der of cities named there were 2, 4l3 deaths dur
ing that period, the average death-rate being
1913 persons to every LOCO inhabitants. A
low death rate was reported in all of the prin-
cipal cities, with the exception Of Newark, N.
j. Eleven persons out of every 1000 died in
St Louis last week, against sixteen out of every
1000 in Chicago.
The Fitz-John Porter case is far from
being settled. President Hayes and the Secre-
tary of War have not yet decided what to do
with the report Of the Board of Inquiry, but
will probably send it to Congress without re-
commentator
Gen. Richard Taylor, son Of the late
President Taylor, Is dead
Edison is out with letter, in which
he declares that his electric light is q complete
success, and can be furnished at one-third the
cost Of gas. He expects to be able to make the
whole thing public within two months.
Louisa Wallace, colored woman of
Washington. ID. c., will be hanged on June 20,
for the murder Of her child.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-04-18
POLITICAL POINTS.

Returns of the Michigan election in.
dictate that Judge Campbell, the Republican
candidate for Justice of the Supreme Court IL
elected over the Democratic Greenback candi-
date by about6, 600 majority. Albany, N. Y,
the Democrats elected ten, the Democrats and
Nationals twenty -one, and the Republicans four
Supervisors. John Guttman, Democrat, was
reelected Justice of the Justices Court by .OOO
majority. Kansas City, NO., the Green
hackers elected the Mayor.
Under the heading, "The Candi-
dates 1890" the New York Times publishes
reports showing the state and tendency of
public opinion throughout the Union upon the
the choice Of candidates most likely to be made
by the Republican and Democratic parties for
the Presidential campaign of 1880. The intro
duction says: I'VE haveinformation from every
State In the Union, gathered by more than ITO
correspondents stationed at from one TO
nineteen points In each State Each CORE
spondent covered large field, including many
important centers Of political thought and dis
cussion. The letters are from intelligent men
Of both political parties. Our correspondents
do not give their individual views simply, but
the preferences expressed by the people of
their sections The results point Enthusiastically
TO the nomination of Gen. Grant by the
Republicans, and of Mr.. Tilden by the Demo-
Gratis The vast preponderance of Republican
sentiment in favor of Gen Grant leaves all
other candidates In the rear.r
Inc announcement is made on the
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Disinfecting Letters.

The disinfection of letters containing
paper money during the height of the
Russian-plague panic was effected on
the Prussian border by exposing them
for six hours in peculiarly constructed
closed vessel to the fumes of sulphuric
acid. /. was not considered necessary
to open or puncture the letters, since it
was proved by experiment that the
vapor of the acid penetrates the pores
of paper, however firmly made. In the
laboratory of the Berlin Board of Health
blue itmus paper, inclosed in four
thicknesses of paper, and in several en-
velopes tightly compressed, was intense
ly redeemed by being subjected to the
fumes of this acid.