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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-05-16

Louisville Courier-Bournal; The old gentle
man who threw the paper down the other
morning with the ejaculation, "Oh, there's
nothing in it!' and went out to look at his
garden, was the same one, who, coming back
half an hour later and discovering that his
wife had cut up the paper into pat
terms, thereupon ripped around like a yellow
jacket, broke an important commandment and
a window pane by kicking a cat through it
turned over carpet and the baby, and finally
departed with slam of the door that clattered
the crockery to the uttermost parts of the
house, and with withering malediction on
these gawl-busted women, anyhowp'
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-05-16

New Haven Register; Tender-hearted little
Susie picked up crying kitten on the side
walk, and nesting it in her bosom took it into
the house to nurture it. "Now," said her
mother, "what did you bring that sore-eyed
cat in for?' With look of profound sympa-
thy she replied, "She amt sore-eyed; her eyes
is full of grief, poor thing" Kitty had a cor
ner assigned for her.
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COMPREHENSIVE.
DISSOLUTION.

VyHE Copartnership heretofore existing between
W. III. PENNELL & G. H. BOSWORTH, under
the firm name of w. H. Pennell Co. is this day
dissolved by mutual consent
All debts and liabilities of said firm will be settled
by W. H. Pennell under the firm name of w. IL.
Pennell & Co. w. H. PENNELI!
Portland, May A. 1879. c. II. BOSWoRTH,
mv15 3t
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EDUCATIONAL.
Dartmouth College.

FENHE Chandler Scientific Department offers thor
n ough liberal education on scientific basis
Full course in Civil Engineering Necessary expenses
very low. Address the President PROF. e. r.
RUGGLES, Hanover, N. II. ap17d2m
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-05-16

oftCo which heae FOUR EeC Couy
hstreeB MASSEY l a tok,
a o -,
and
1nh5
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-05-16
THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS,

II To LIN TI-A-NNlI- F5I., TUX I1lEANII
TERMs Eight Dollars Year. To mail subscrb-
ers Seven Dollars Year, If paid in advance.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-03-26

TIE sscretEry q TIE trHLs-rT
La sss-s3 S cS-o-lsr 1-D0-.r5rr
- .sr-s - vbie1 t1s SO es-ri1-
eE;es Z 5sp9sii Authorized u lie
lEst C0oz-ssz. En- b Vroeurs3 ~
IL r,sor1s. Tssss certificates
6-sE 5-.s-ss. a. tie nae .! : -
cs-- p,sF E--E=, ! ext q. sl-h ~
ii5ests to- sTsfy rius dsys fr1- -
iss1s. so5 ibsr "a. - procured q;
fs C-i:si Sts.ss treasury. IT,
TLrEo1s E-t---rsrs-riss- a. -L.i--zl
csDosztoE5as. All s1e1 -E.ic-L I1i
Ir5Ts-s banks a. sozriT VIZ .1s
s-tt-.es O fbs s-f5se- = ~
c1lLss5 Lf-sr t.si- issCs O A-r- :.
toeT IL e1st pa AL as---si Il
tsfes; !; - FEts cs-s1 T-sT
az e.-Ter15tls iu-C C.i:si S.E:ss
4 - esci boois q; ar ts-s Il
s-rns q 81. q E-ltip5ss tts-s.t.
VIII Eses1s5 Interest i syyssr-
Goes LEY are TsYy s--ilzr - cf5i-
EETy trszs-rT Dgf=E.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-03-26

TIE ezra sess5ca C Co-xress
Ess CpsD=3 o. TIE l..h y de
fcrz- Sa-1el :. Rzoiz-l rsss.Fe-i
IL To-es f1r sT.s,ksr. i1st lie
nsc=sssry Tots GE-&sl3 receives
- F; Wright -, Eoi keller J.
Mesa GE-5sl3 AID Bxekb-r-
esscrrsi ". Rso1tI = tie rttir.
a-ii rrsIt e-ttlsiksn- II. Raj
6El s-oo1oesi thEt IL should
EEi--zic DoD-pzr-isS, p,s-icy Eith
Et,srLE-y AID 52s.ics 70 A. ssrciooz
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TIE psopls = TIE Pseis- Gas.
ttlsi 70 Eeeo-piish tie desire.
Is;io-sl ssx.,-E;so. :. la. bsbsl'
= cLsck tie growing cyl q C.i
Dess ssTf3o1. are ~ - Dsa1s dis
possd . NED TIE csE cgosti:u
iioo ~ California, Ehiea Is = 4
E1b-i;ts5 . re i13gZea' q L.
P@oPls e :1s S:.-s 4 Nay lex
eortsios ibs tg-,gHing prori.ignt
relative 70 TIE psrz-o1n; i=s1s G.
the PaeiGe slope:
See. ]. TIE legislature SHAH pre-
scribe a. Necessary reguistions for
the protection q the S.z.e. 1-i
COUNTIES, cities ard toErs thereof.
from the burdens and evils srisiny
from TIE presence q slisos who
are Or nay become TszTznts, pzup-
erz. nsDdicaEts, criminals N IL
vsiids afflicted with Contagious O.
Infectious diseases. ard from sliers
Otherwise dangerous CT 6siriuen-
Ia % tie Eeil-beiDg or peace Q.
the State, and % impose c0ndiaors
upon which such persons NAY re-
side IL the State, and 20 provide
the means ard mode Of their re-
ncSal from the State upon failure
or ref1sai 70 comply With such con-
ditiOns; provided, that nothing
contained In this section shall be
construed 20 impair or E1uit the
power Of the legislature TO pass
such police laws or other regula-
lions a. il may deem necessary.
Sec. 2. No corporation now ex-
listing or hereafter formed under
the laws Of this State shall, after
the adoption Of this constitution,
employ, directly or Indirectly, in
any capacity, any Chinese or Mon
golian. The legislature shall pass
such laws as may be necessary to
enforce this provision.
Sec. 9. No Chinese shall be en-
ployed on any State, county, mu-
nicipal or other public work, ex-
cept ia punishment for crime.
Sec. 4. The presence Of foreign
ers ineligible to become citizens of
the Uuited States is declared TO be
dangerous TO the well-being Of the
State, and the legislature shall dis
courage their immigration by all
the means within It's power. Ash
attic cooiieism is a form OF human
slavery, and is forever prohibited 1
In this State, and all contracts for
coolie labor shall be void. All (
companies or corporations, whether
formed in this State or any for
eign country, for the importation
OF such labor, shall be subject TO
such penalties az the legislature
may prescribe. The Legislature
shall delegate al! pecesssry power
10 the incorporated cities and towns
Of this State for the removal of
Chinese without the limits OF such
cities and towns, or for their loca-
ion within prescribed portions Of
hese limits, and 81 sbah also pro-
Sds the necessary legislation 10
'rohibit the introduction into this
tate OF Chinese after the adoption
4 this constitution. This section
hall be enforced by appropriate
sgislation.
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

Circuit Court for Alpena County.
BcnlamIn r. Young ia Tbe Alpena Iu-nfer
Conpauy-Af
kotloe y hereby given. that on TIE fweuty-afth
day u January A. u. ISIS. = wit 81 affackuent
vas duly issoed cut q the Circuit Court f0r the
county q Airena, ~ the suit q B~ujar.iu X
Young. The ahove naDei plaintiff. aEair-s the
lands. teneuents. goods, ehaffels rnoneys aid e.
ferfs o. the Alpena Lumber Cornpany. fhe d.
PENDANT sbofe NAMED. for the sum q three hun
drtd dollar. which said wit wns returnafle H.
fourth DAY q March. A. ID. is-s.
DATED Marck So-h. A y. 1873.
KELLEY a CLAYBFRG.
wv Attorneys for piainfif
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For tts At tine - eiEhtsso
yea. Coa<ress l. Lev De-p-r1,ir
g tctt trz1ch-s i 80 Se-z-s
C tts .o-1x-1fth Cares there
see lbirry--ics Rspub5zsos, ;lif-
fs-s5E DszDocrzts kEd o-s ir5s-
psD5sn-- T. The Seu1.s q TIE
f1-rF-siEth CgoErss.. a. i r,sf O
The ieth- tDsrs VA tOr-y-tEo DEN
o-r1ts, tsir-y-tvo 8sT,.tlf=ss= All
cEs i11sp.sycart.
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A TTAcHNENT NOTICE.

Circuit Count for Aip~na county.
W. II. johnson Va The Airena Iuufer Co.
peny.-In Attachment
No,ics y herehy given, that on ire esghsh dsr
% fessusTy. A. ID. 1873. wit a. aftarkrnenf uns
doif s~1ed cot ~ Tie Crruif Coarf Tor The e.yun-
~ % Alpens. q The suit u william IA. Joanaon.
the shove n.med plaintiff. against the lands tfr-
ennents. Eoods chsftfls snoners anf e-erfs o. ~.
named. for TIE sum 81 foastssu hnudrsf aoII-r.
.h.ch s.h wit vzs retuFn.hls the fourth day 81
March. A. ID. fs7s
Dated Marnh 1osh. A u. fs7s
KELLEY q CLAYBFRG.
%sU Attorneys for Planfir
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TO CONSERVATIVES

De Advertiser. having BEEN permznentiy cured
u tn..f crted disezse. consurnpfio1. ty a simrie
10y, = anxl0us 70 make knosn 20 hts fellow
sufferers the means q cure To N Who desi-s 4.
- VII end copy q the prescription u-ed ffrse
~ t1ArEe,l Nth the cfrecfions for rreraring and
nslnz N sane. vhich they VII hna a sure cure
igf o. sas1-lptlon. asthma. tEUnchifis. etc. lar
- wishing The Prescription uill pleas addrsss
u A heon. isi Penn ST, WiIhansburrh y "
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PENSIONS I

81 The nev pension iav. soidiers vou.5el
o. iniurei. ever III hus slightly fi..hi..s -. -
an ension ta.k from day II di.charre. one q.
~ nm m " Washington % give psr-nnai sfs.o-
1f.n 70 All claims before the derarsmeuts I'M.
- eeiay nnt write 81 ooee. s<nd stamp for our
". 2. BERTNGER co. Pisf.lurzh p.
Hk-Viaesi Chin Agsncy in the Cniied stesr.-
ava
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-03-26

N-OrfrE or IsTEyTIoS 70 CHANGE
y safE
So n Ni,a.irz-- ,r7z-sy q Al;,a,a.-ss
la--a---l T.r.l-r - sa1l csarrr.
49, I, l,.sstF rirr- saas I tr-zz.s q. ~ z..k
a. ~ D. .r y .f-f "a iNg 1irisfE n Il - AZ
.f.-rsnr ~ sril lar II -lnEs nT-ea1rrila - sls1
r-rt.a-s Cr.rs - a. RI ~. tll1-l-s.x ny asrse
srrru l-.r-rr 49, -af-l=tr-1 tlr--sr - GurraF
Al.frs &C.,. s1s-rclg - N rrrs n-e-,DH -
~ --r-U-s - Tlirl 1la-f E1- T-ltl-.-l
rT-TtV ElgEl.T -EHgDCKENHr BGKE
Itlls1 Gl,sA o. A. q go. EEA
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sane dty. tbs STATE -ooFsrtio3 oG
The Stilola- ErZrry dlss oo=i1sisi
he sane -H-fls-1s. - its pos
tiO2- Useu-iuze1 T.is rirks. j.
therefore fAs fizkst q The De-3-
crate parts AZ Also C he -
til1oLl T'srty-
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-03-26

The Democratic State Conven-
ton. held in Lansing on the oath
OF February, placed In nomination
the Hon. John B. Sbipmsn for
Justice Of the Supreme Court. and
George p. Sanford and Henry
Whiting for Regents Of the Uni
versity. Subsequently, and on the
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-03-26
PIMPLES.

i sil mail ire the RECIPE for a simple ve-eta-
De Balm that VII remove tan, freckles. pimples
sHd tlofehes. leaying the skin son clear and
iart gTpEth % ha1r % a hali heai o. s-r,oosh
tAee Addrsss, inClosing &c stamp, Ben vAndelf
4 Co.. - Ann SIN
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Sound Doctrine.

Address 81 the Democratic state Cen
frsf Cemnits<e 20 the Democracy -
the state % uiebfgaa.
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Bills allowed as recommended and war
rants ordered drawn for the payment Of
the same, on motion OF Alderman Col.
ling.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-03-26

SEiienri-DrBscrzsie STATE I5ekes-
= Er -Era-s ~ M suJrsEz.s Cs-li-z
sOEN 3 -EIFNAE - ai-lli,.t suuI--T-
- -issszl.. lf me s.1s. rl-s-=-a-F
gHgEsEF sAEFlIE1- ~ lnlllCu .1I----T
ESEF H-EsTENE- - - Clflr s1ur-T-
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foFFIcIAL-I
Council Proceedings.
Chairman state Ds-aocraae COMMITTEES.
WV. BROD1E.
secretary

Pursuant 10 adjournment the Com.
mon Cornell Of the city Of Alpena met
in the Council Room. on Friday evening
March 21st, 1873, and was called to or.
der at o'clock by the Mayor.
PREsEST.-Geo. a. Butteraeld, Mayor
A. r. Mcdonald, Recorder, and Alder.
men Brown, GOlling, Healy, and Tins.
Journal Of sessions held February 18th,
1879, and March 3rd, 1879, read and ap-
proved.
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coYNrNIcATIoNs

From foreman Of fire company No. 2,
In reference TO certain order for $50
allowed to fire company No. 2 and which
the Chief Engineer stopped. Referred
TO Committee on Fire Department
REPORTS OF oYYTcERs.
From the Comptroller, recommend
Ing the payment Of sundry bills. Re
ferred to the Committee on Ways and
Means.
Ways and Means, recommending the
PayRent Sf the following bills:
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ORDINANCE.

ORDINANCE.
BY unanimous consent, Alderman Col.
ling moved 10 take from the table ordIn-
ance No. 8 new series, which motion
prevailed.
On motion Of Alderman Healy, the
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-06-25

Blast furnace Stag Ia nov extensively
utilized in England. bricks, paving sets.
concrete and other articles being made
from IT, About three millions Of bricks
are made annually. and sent principally to
LoDdon, where they are used for paving
streets and crossings. AT some OF the
furnaces on the west coast the same arti-
cies have been produced. and buildings,
riser walls, water courses. etc. constructed
from the articles made. Perhaps the most
sciennnc system yet introduced for utiiiz-
ing this refuse is the making Of glass. the
~ingredienfs OF the Stag being similar to the
ingredients Of common glass. Glass works
are o in operation at blast furnaces in
Mort hamptonshire. where the Stag is run
direct from the iron furnace into the glass
furnace. mixed with other materials. and
then used for making bottles and other ar
ticles OF glass.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-06-25

TxE Ezgsish bn1dhos3srs q s5e fAuao1s
rmrs usns have scored AZ le2<s ~.
sry. Tn<y brszghf salt against Levi. i
sem zesxl brokers. IN Liverpool 70 re-
cover damages. zp,ua tie sroznd Tat fA<y
had cunsrirsd with Mr. Tre7or W. Park
snd ashers % s<li ;hs lise 70 the plaintiffs
sa< rs~s sAkn il VA werfA- Ii VAS a.
leztd that Messrs- Lesis & SO1 lad ee-7
given cerrain shares IN he Emma ml0s.
suounrsrx, vita iaserssi 70 zaS-
cs48,aoe.g In coasdsrxsiSa u thsa- Joining
with Mr. Park AID oshe-s a. rrvzo-ss q
tie sale az tie zz0e % Tie piAAnts9s. wn4s
acting - u<-Ai br0kszs % The CazpxEr.
and that Tie 80 shares q stock trsasssn@s
% then VA b isdaos iAsl 70 sssasf N
makinx the sale, while coSeszlI1s fAsr
risgsvEngs - 10 tie zine Ts jEE
soand for the psxiaa9ss sn1. an 7saa tr
e trial. tie cyars dsniHi Tie srrlex-
ton and decided that the rsrdles Ct tie
jary sas nghl 50 Messrs- Lewis i S@.
besides b<snz sadd34d ~iSa lie costs q A=
ssiI hsrs 70 pay ossr 70 the En0a Mis-
Company shs SO go they r~eali1sd u sas
sale q the ssock-
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-06-25
rssr vonRIxGMEy ON Re
xREyeHAEyv-

Ths workiagnen's c~oaveatioa Cd San
rrssrisoo his upon anOrss ise. % ihs $40
xxi o. rssrenehnent- They have usae'-
..leu in shis convsntioa soossbins sP~
eide The old psraes hare resolved yea,
After wear in favor Of rstrenehH<n' asa
reform in the civil ssrvic~. bot TheH on's
in possession q the f.s oHces ne.'he1 -
attempted anything in shss direesao'- NJ
Ksarney's Cosvsnti0a hss 7sss
das<s say in advance the precise $500
rsauerion shey are wiling 70 nsIs-
candidate subscribed to TIE Pr
paedzsns hinself 20 retain % shs iss
IN a the emolumeass Of his oee se'o'e
stipulated san Th= ssaeaak q
- set up By The cOursnaon = = '01
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ssfsNas flsaTIsG f3a The Pafsl-
Osscf.
A Reporter Tsras Deseesfve.
PROSPECTS OF LEADyILLE

NV YoEx. ys1s "a
he .TrIb11e- SAYS the vsto message :
short and sharp That il e1ts lac :.
snfs. and j. SO pain aad direct that every
! cssizsn I'LL nov zn3ersfAs3 The issue, -
xhsch tie eon-rovsr<y btzssa the Press-
aeaf and C0nx-cS has BEEN Ea-rvE<d-
Ts@ Prc-iderf's cErf s<ste1cs II says go
70 the root 81 tie fa4;ser. Is~F 4rrEa<n
the members f Co1grzs. il Esssxss a. law
breakers
The -.Herala-' thinks Hsrs srfed in
obessen1z :, his u.-rv EsresT. fsr there -
no-hi1< IN his objeetons-
TIE -TImas sars the Pre-A3knr krsaa
rs~Nv. Hayes has Tsz5z1.s1 IL E11aclA
.nfe-rirr Of hls 3ecisss3>, ae Rs -xtr4cIe1
sbe Regztlie4n party from tN t1l-- posi-
sson II which IL s1s Flsces- II he coarse
! u frl=16lr Se18fors. and las &ard 70 f1e
emsarrHxszeus vhrA the pezoerzs y
by rleir partisan n1dassss hlrs er91S1i
zr81 sasE-ssyss-
Tne .worx- ssvs fz rs-o / szea .
psess az sEp<rsrsFc=ass p~arns41sh1Ps 81
night slnc.r szEz 10 J7s-1y Co7Tsss
~, SAX Ia rosszx Al inz4ilsss a6Js2rz-
neat tzr il rsfzssrx oz-@ fcr al re pass
snr yudsrsaa bslI AZ all without sA@e s
rons a sh- pea5sug ksH. whseh bas hsS1
dszoanrxS u f1e Prsss1<zs- - z-re1o@1
- czrexl LIS zeans 4 sees1S lie 4Sw
salEAsally erec-sed-
he TE. se1zr savs IL s&zs tA1s
The ewss Il Sexresxrr S5e-ZEz- aZ&r-
hol1sag f-i<z5s - press klu f1- t1e P-s~r
dsneF. and to sexz-r fsT AIE Eosss 4 TIE
gats8axl EeT1hseza CczEs51o7 are 1ct
<nuzaei 10 tie So1EA- In s1@ West Also
representatives, II the Treasury DTa---
meat are zrErr1E--- 4 tesIr osn W&EA~1
ssE=easre1-s 70 - ers1ssa. qzise IS zach
in tie Enxrerf q rAezr cks1 ~ fN- liz
mrp~ a srrsn- s5= pei ~As are szI=1
f9r fAezr szrz - Ls@-s Tzs7
aays=s ;As ease a G-arrs 3 H@c2ks2i- Ct
lea ws wxx visiting sAss Ss1ss o-eS1slr
A. . sz-ssa- a-sns 4 1@z TrazszrE. bat #19
. onsT wcrszzz n liz Iasz-=ss uf S&Hzza-
Ii i STATED thai S1=rzE1 vii orsz ss
e2-znR IL Eais@ x4szs the z<z uf s1sE-
AID szsss szs eEssT i=qs<-z.s EsqsA-
ear sgrEs-g u la c3lz-rF ul- lax part
IN sM CANVASS
Tn4 5sar1As krs fan 0f PRAISE sS- tie
BSssaa r-re-rsr VIA zzez<zA=a TIE Hall
murderer TeSzsr58v- All -xrEsss c91i1Z7s
sor the E.sE nlsErr5s3 l25EszrT q
sAs New Teri r@Ez No EsTs ~ tie Ez.Gs
eHzzzp1 a Asz--a1er 1Ez@rN cz=-
Mr.. E4e5- tia rsPsr1rs i Tx ke-o 81 LIE
b1zr-
T TrAzzes Lad correspondent
ssrs- Ergz-.rxss5 rsr,s-ts haze kssp SCI
wk3rkss sAsszf zts Er=s=z- n d and
fsSSrs przsgsszs Il Il Lezsrile z7~-
PrAa4r 7ae azzzszr froz L@A3vIzss s&s
rear vii sI-e3 ST. 8sa $40 n EzF=x- I'D
from tie Ssass MT ucze sAz1 Sz5ss3 Sc
A I-es SPECIAL ira Nzzaz2 Mss
ssys- 0rE $50 cz-zzzes cs 1&as paAsz-
k~r7 - - - -<cz7 S1s-
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In sdditssa 10 the Above fbs C~snFrnfsaa
hss iaia down The rnas sAss Clerical AID
suboraiux.s sersse=s shall BE- raisd Al aa
more saAa 81 SO pr aanun- Ii za1si n-
ADMITTED shss this il . very eas7o1scal
rrograane- II is eOad be carried IniS
s~xeezsi8n the Pa. raj Of the CIT Hal.
shs ..Buslersn" ssszrss. v0zld Be resaE1sd
fall 50 peg ezEE
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-06-25

A COMMITTEE Of the Sex YORK Assembly
b investigating the subject Of railroad
charges for freight. and has already made
some interesting discoveries. One Of the
frss witnesses, in . fit Of frsnkness. sx-
planned that increz.s or reduction o; the
TAss depended on the condition Of the
country. For example. if potatoes we're
worth 81 = barrel. his road could charge
twenty cents TO New York. and if worth
only fifty cents . barrel, they would only
charge ten e<nts- And being pressed with
the inquiry whether his roads system vas
tssed ca the principle Of charging As
nuch - the customers would bear, be re-
piled without hesitation : Yes. sir; if they
can't stand much We don't charge much
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TEE Republicans prefer comparatively
unknown men. the Dubuque Telegraph"
aSssrts. when they make . change in their
Presidential candidate. This Vas the
esuse Of Lincoln and Hamlin's nomination
in 1850; and Of johnson being used in
1854. aad Hayes and Wheeler in 1879,
Ar. Sherman or Mr.. Grant will Be likel,
TO take . back seat, in favor Of some ons
les known. in 1850. probably.
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In the past three weeks, says . Leadville
paper. three men have been mysteriously
missed In that city. Each was taking in
the sights OF the town by oil light. and
becoming momrntarily separated from his
friend or chnm, has never been seen since.
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PARIS ksre have been taxa II tie
South. by means Of extensive e0rrapend-
ence. 10 ascertain the s1fsas % which
Labor has been azrcssd hy the e~zasgr1szoa
Of eolored people fr0n the States b0rS=r-
ing on the lover AlssissiPFl % Kansas
The Ne~ Orleans .-CostOa EeParz q
Nondas last publishss tie Ses-
e~nty-seven correspondents report abor
good and eEzcienf, and IL repair It anssf-
lied All agree that the exoans fever Is
pretty much over. the sxespti0n beSng =
limited emigration to he nssr pzrSs@= =
LSai.isua- Bot from the latter State, from
Mississippi. and from Arkansas. the con
current testimony Is that there has been
no material loss in isbor - yes. altboash
in some places there ecarnaes 10 be Al TX
easy feeling Is 70 the possible. though act
nov probable. revival Of the Kansas move
ners-
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OuH evening contemporary has entered
upon it, third volans, and speaks hope
fully Of It's outlook. The SEx1IxxL ex-
tends congratulations.
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FOR SALE.

A DWELLING HOUSE OF THREE -
IA rooms. with cellar and closet. The .ss5a
property Is on Mob Hill, adjoining Dr.. K@AzH
sehneider's residence, and is at present oecu.
pied by Mr.. w. II. Maclaron. For particulars.
apply to CHARLES KIORF
Iareka, June u, 1878. je24-lws
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TAKE . look at those nobby Scotch chiveet
shirts. The finest line ever brought to Nevada
has Just been received at
FRANK DOUTRTCK L CO's.
Headquarters for GentlemeH's Outfttiug.
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PUBLIC OPINION.
~ Shows BY the Press Or tae Pa.
ellie d,onst.

cb0c 408Sk.
VIRGINIA cfrx's cosDrTIos.
From the Enterprise
II il no emigration to say that the pub
LEGATION. in any Eastern community, 81
such facts - have appeared here would
create = riot and lead the people to the ex-
tremest measures. Here. the fact that
two-day-old calves are peddled out as veal;
thai cows are fed on the pufrid offal from
restaurants. that dead infants are eaten BIZ
hogs. fsttening for the market; that the
b.ekysfds and ailsy Ways OF restaurants are
. mass Of Nth. and the night atmosphere
u heavy With deadly gases /; all this. seems
70 Be accepted ~ . matter Of course, aud
not . single Effort 10 made to abase these
prevailing and increasing sources Of an
epidemic.
Il coMsrocK OUTLOOK.
From the Stock Report.
II has become fashionable Of late. when
sver there is . depression 10 the price of
Comstock stocks. for people TO cry out thai
the great lode has seen irs best days, and
that il must take . second place after
Bodis.s We know Bodie 10 be . wonderful
mining district, but TO say that il has. or
will. supplant the Comstock is 70 talk fool
ishly.
n REPUBLICAN TICKET.
From the Stock Exchange.
The only positively good nominees are
Rhodes, kyrick. Catlin. and Belcher.
When all the candidates are in the field.
the Exchange" will endeavor to suggest .
ticket 70 be voted for by all good citizens.
composed OF the best men exclusively.
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WANTED.

A Girl TO DO THE GyNERAL HOUSE.
"A work of . small family. Apply at the
PosTOF sICE.
Eureka, JunS20. 1879. ie2I.tf
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soNE very stylish straw and summer hats
also lightweight Office coats. Call and get
prices. at FRANK DoUTRICK & cos.
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MRS AsHIA Will open her lee Cream
Psriors to-day, and will serve. both day ana
evening. the incest favored crssns. cakes. tea
and coffee. l have i've Of the eozi.s, psrIOrs In
Eureka Z NJ A. ASHIM.
Proprietress-
EUREKA, June :. 1879 JEST
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