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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-11-14
Iron Monday . Daily.l
1AlnaEandL.

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Windy md cold to-day.
Justice sussett's Court is very quiet
these days.
The Grad Jury vas empaneled this
morning aud went to work At once.
The Distric. Court adjourned to-day.
to meet ut 10 o'clock to. morrow morn
ing.
A November calm has come over
Elko since the election. Still. for 4
little town there is q considerable in it.
In the case Of Ewing rs. Ewing. the
District Court on Saturday last. ordered
n decree of divorce in favor of tho wife.
Mr.. John Hunter wa taken i'll on
Saturday. aud is still confined &c his
bed. We hear this evening that he is
somewhat better though still weak.
Judge Z. X. Chase and A. Fisher
both Of Wells are representing that Sec
ton here to .dsy. They have the cheek
to assert that the Great East" has out
grown Elko.
The Board Of County Commissioners
IRE in session today. II the Board
will have to count the ballots before it
adjourns, as well as trsnsacts the gen.
ernl business Of the county. u week will
probably elapse before the work is over.
The Board Of County Commissioners
were in session. but concluded their
labors at so late an hour that We are
compelled TO leave the publication of
its work until to.morrow. The Board
consumed the day acting on bills and
miscellaneous business. To. morrow it
will make the official count.
Mr.. Kingston, the newly elected Dc
trist Attorney il in town. Mr.. Camp
bell. County Commissioner for the
long term. elect. is also smiling and
agreeable with his numerous friends.
Gay Dnvl"y. has gone TO Ruby to pre-
pare for removal to Exc. Ben Fitch
and X. >. Conley are knocking about
town-the latter as County Commits
siouer.
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tFron Wednesday,. D.ily.I
c...l.sle.er... Freeeeai.r.

SOn0AsAioaerSo Proceedings
The Board met =. tho Court House
yesterday morning. pursuant 10 ad.
journment-presens Holmes. Conley
and Scars.
It was ordered by the Board that the
crossing Of the South Fork on the Hill
Beachy road, above w. T. Cranes,
known As the "new crossing" be re-
cognized and established as the regular
South Fork crossing Of the county road.
known AS the Hill Beachy ROAD.
Reports from the Couaty Tailor and
Hospital Steward for the month Of
October were adopted. and ordered
filed.
The official bond Of A. s. Dorsey APP
pointed Justice Of the Peace for Fort
Halleck Township, was approved and
ordered flied.
A petition from citizens Of South
Fork, for the establishment of Il Road
District. to bu known as South Fork
Road District, No. IA. and bounded us
follows: On the North by the southern
liue OF Lamoille Road District and Ten
Mile creek; on the east by the Ruby
rang" Of mountains; on the south by
Cottonwood creek, and on the west by
the Hill Bcachy road. was received. and
is hereby established in accordance with
said petition.
by request Of the citizens Of Wells,
Charles II. Roland was by the Board
appointed to the Office of Justice Of the
Peace for Wells Township. and the
Clerk instructed to notify the appointee
TO file his official bond Immediately.
The official report Of James Nichol.
SOD, Justice Of the Peace for Tuscsrorn
township, for the quarter ending Sept.
3Oth was received and ordered filed.
The following bills were then acted
u,,on nh nllnual.
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lrrron rAur.a.s'.D
aAlhGUnaG.

H.. L. Byfner departed for the west
by the train this morning.
Joe Cox arrived here from California
by the train last evening.
Lutte Dorsey has established himself
in Winter quarters IN the Wood River
country.
Gruubaum & GREATER have sold out
their entire business In Cornueopia 70
Mr.. L. I. Hogle.
John r. Bradley arrived here from
the Western part of the Stats, Ly the
train last evening.
Harv. McAdams was by the unani.
nous vote Of Halleck Station elected
Constable for that Township. 81
j. ]. Campbell. @. E. Mayer, Il.
Keith aud j. d. Abel started for Fort
Halleck by the train yesterday.
Commissioner Conley and Lew. vii.
lard, struck put for Tuscarora by
private conveyance yesterday evening.
klr. John Hunter has been seriously
i'll for several days past. and wo are
sorry to hear, is no better this evening.
W, L. Smith and Al. Dallas, men,
bers Of the Grand Jury from Tuscarora,
started for home by private conveyance
yesterday.
Mr.. L. p. Hnrdes,y and wife who
have been visiting Eiko during the past
few days, returned to their home at
Wells by the train last evening.
Doc. Shepherd aud Henderson Green
left here for San Francisco with eight
cars OF beef cattle. Tuesday night.
George Russell also went down by the
same train.
High Martin arrived here from Bru-
neau last evening. bringing to the lower
level "A full load Of Celestial laborers.
He will load out with general supplies
for the camp at Bruneau.
Mr.. L. Penrod. and wife departed
this morning by buggy for Island
Mountain. They will remain at tho
mines about three weeks and then
return to town for the Winter. W
Tax payers will consult their inter.
ests bv settling the mount due the
State county by them during this
week, as after Saturday next. they be.
come delinquent and ten per cent. added
to the original mount.
Mr.. A. L. Sherman, of osino, ship
ped from here last evening. eleven car
loads OF beef cattle to C. L. Wagner, at
San Francisco. Mr.. II. l.. nS rne,
shipped from Halleck Station, nine
cars by the same train. for San Fran.
cisco.
From Robert Tucker who has just re-
turned from tie north eastern part OF
the county, We learn that the mules 70.
Gently lost by Dick Bacon Of T~uscarora,
were seen in possession OF Indians out
near Hubbard's ranch close to the Idaho
line. The Indians with the stock were
OF the road leading to Fort Hall, and
were travelling in that direction.
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Hotel Arrivals.

A. Adams. Massachusetts,.
l.. A. willard. Cornucopia.
r. S. Couley, Tusoarora.
A. J.. Dallas. do
John Frost. Columbia.
G.. S. Bouldin, Halleck.
j. j. Campbell, do
Il. T. Enos, do
d. Orr, do
J. j. Hill, do
ca. Vanderpool. do
&. l. Mayer, Fort Hallcck.
II. J. Keith. Z. NJ, Lamoille.
j. +. McDcrmOlt. do
Thorn : Foster. Carlin.
W. a. Shepherd. South Fork.
Sulou Peck, I. coma.
A. WisomHn. Clover.
X J. Conway. do
l.. II. WardwelI. M~oore's.
j. I. Lawson, do
l.. L. HnTdssty md wife. Wells.
Geo. II. Meigs and wife, do
MIS-. J. BrunkerhoF 1 sons, do
l.. Il. Chase, co
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Charles Adams
Photographic

Murry Durham. tho well known ar.
list. rcopcned his gallery in this place
on Monday last. and will remain during
tho next two weeks, at tho OF.
piration Of which timo no returns
TO California for tho Winter. Persons
in this section Who would secure elegant
and life. like pictures should embrace
tho opportunity. as II will probably DO
the last offered this season. 90 10 tho
gallery md examine the beautiful
specimens Of Mr.. Dunham's skill.
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AnnlIcntinnn Encn.

The following applications for patents
have been filed with Register Hiuckley
ut the Eureka Laud Office.
Great Republic and Troy Consoli.
da,cd-Locntion. Minetal Hill; bv Juo.
Spencer. j. q. Crombie und John No.
Cnbe.
Spencer and North Pole Consolidated
Location. Mineral Hill; by John
Spencer. d. L. Plummer and J. O.
Crombie.
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ThnnksnIVIaE Day.

Thursday, November 25tb. has been
nominated by Gov. Rinkead. M tho day
''for the people to meet in their respect.
i've places Of worship to make ncknowl.
edgements to Almighty God for his
bounties aud protection" Turkeys
and chickens on toast will probably MOI,
unite In the ideas OF the proclamation.
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The ThankrRIvInR Hall.

4 meeting OF the ladies interested In
tho managomen,of tho Thanksgiving
ball to be given at Freeman Hall on tho
evening OF The 18th instant, will tnko
place al the dwelling OF Mrs. s. s. Sears
to morrow evening at Z o'clock.
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TaKLyo our watches, clocks aud Jcwoiry
10 Gerber. "rhc watchmaker."n you
wish to have them repaired by mn OF.
]perienccd workman. All work var.
rsnted.
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Attention Is directed 10 tbs ad~er.
,isomop, OF tho Elko Jockey Club, un.
der tho head Of New To. day" Tho
races will last three days, commencing
ON tho 25th mat.
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Notice.

All parties indebted to the estate Of j.
]. Garrecht. deceased, nre hereby mott.
fed that Joseph Lang. OF tho Humboldt
Lodging-house, ia authorized TO re-
ceiye the amounts duo said estate. and
to receipt for the same.
ELXo, Nov. G, 1880.
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Gerber "Tho Matchmaker" has just
received the niccs, assortment OF
Watches, Chains and Jswclry. ever he.
fore brought to Elko. Go and see
them.
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Hotel

Mira. Johsnnes 4 2 children, Eureka
T. +. Tracy. San Francisco.
N. NJ. Fosu. do
Mrs. Barniger. Boston.
II. l.. Putnam. Niles. Mich.
Paul Scbiilers,rom. Pleasant.
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Tho following IL a list of letters re.
naming in the Elko Office. unclaimed,
for the week ending Saturday, Nov. @.
1880.
Gray 4 Collins John
, Leonard Martin Morton Catharino
Shaw Mrs VIM
H- OBJ O. W. HULL. L. NJ.
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stage Arrivals.

This evenipg-Geo. soitz and g..
Hoover.
Last svonipg--Mrs. Johannes and two
ohildrch.
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llcnflHIcH.

DR.. F. G. Jessup, the we'll known
dentist, departs for his homo in San
Francisco to morrow. to remain during
the Winter. but will return here pro.
icssionnlly. early in the Spting.
ELKo, November 8, 1880. I'm
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Hotel Arrivals.

John Bergman, Tuscarora.
Richard Miller. do
+. F. Mccarthy. San Francisco.
W. II. Eaton, do
W. II. Miller. do
II. l.. Byrnc, Hallook Station.
A, u Bleyins. Dcrth.
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A LARGE invoice Of a Key Yves,
Cigars Just received At thu Com.
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Atann nrparturrn.

This morping-RoN Geo. Jennings
aud q ChinAman.
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BOOTHS celebrated oval band oystets
received at the Com RESTAURANT daily
by express.
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Cash DOCS III

Fresh MADE LARD. hams nud bacon
received weekly L,rd. 10 hs., 81 rs;
6 Bs., 90 cents. Jackson's. next 10
tho Pos,oflco.
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4 LARoI invoice OF the celebrated
White Ryo Whisky just received at the
Com Sdoop.
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THE vote Of In wsshoc IL almost solid
against Chinese immigration. III Rono
only two votos cast 10 favor OF H..
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JEaRY ScnooLrso's majority for State
scustor In wsshoe county was 400. The
Democratic county ticket was elected
with tho exception Of Treasurer and
Public Administrator.
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stage Departures!

This morptpg-T. r. Mccarthy, Alice
Look and Miss Willie.
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MooDr aud sankoy arc reported by
tho Tribune 10 have had wonderful sue.
CO.'S In Salt Lake City.
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CniNrAdsk Of The best quality and
brands, can be had at Rccshart &
Proehoh's Saloon.
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TuE bcst quality Of Rhine Wines at
the Elko Bakery and Saloon. licckhart
& Co. Proprintors.
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There will be m entertainment this
evening at the Presbyterian Church at
2 O'Clock, to which all are cordially in.
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The following is the Roll Of Honor Of
Elko Public School for the month OF
October:
PRINCIPALS DEPARTMENT.
Emma Cullen. 100; Susie Pnyue. 100;
Rose Gardner, 80; Bcccn Alexander. 90;
Annie Green. 90; Mary Van D-eilen, 80;
Ella Butler, 90; Alice McCIellaud, 81;
Alice McClellnnd. 81; May Terry. %;
Eiculn Warner, %; Mary Mulcaby, 90;
Carrie Dorsey, Of: George Pullman. Of;
Chas. Gardner, 9S; Harry Thibido, 81;
Willie Adams. 90; Edwin Compton, 92;
James Penrod, 90; Antoine Gerber. 90
Il. n. STONE, PRINCIPAL.
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Hotel Arrivals.

Hotel Arrivals.
VIM. smith, Clover.
A. W. Mercer. Modesto.
II. W. Huntington. Tuscarora.
A. Olsen, Star Valley.
Emma Ewing.do
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DISTRICT COURT PROCEED
INGS.
Judge j.. IL. FIack Presiding.

Judge j. II. FIack Presiding.
Monday, Nov. &.
Court met this morning at 10 O'Clock
pursuant TO adjournment.
The 70 lowing are the names OF the
Grand Jurors empanneled:
Thomas Short A Wisemnn
q B Able WI Hazeltine
l. A Willard Thomas Foster
+ Penrod John Hibbeis
Scion Peck Robert Hartley
A Dallas Waller Chase
@ Z Mayer W.T. Smith
James Clark Ep Hardesly
Cbarlpa Adane "
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Tho cold and clustering weather still
continues. with indications that tho
storm Is not yet over. The snow 10
mostly or tho ground al thiS place.
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Fss-h BfoaJ. Pies aud Cakes a, the
Iik6 Bskofrs
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Hotel Arrivals.

q. G. Bethel. Carlip.
Thos. Holmes. do
T.. NJ. Bennett. do
ID. IL. Barker. Reno.
John W. Williams, Mound Valley.
Thos. Tobin, do
s. s. Gates, do
J. ~ChDdehhing, Huntington Valley.
T. 4. Porch, do
@. j. Paddock. San Francisco.
Goorgc II. Grant, Pleasant Valley.
CIV. Taylor, do
S. a. McPbee. do
q. l.. Drown, South Fork.
W. L. Crane. do
@. A. Drown, do
Thomas Gillend. Lnmoiilo Valley.
Owen Mckinney, do
Richard Ham. Pennsylvania.
Vim. Prince, Austin.
j. Il. Gibbons, Tuscarora.
J. D.. Abel and vito. Fort HAlleok
7. A. Greenwood, do
II. Norton. do
Gale Hand. HHlleok Station.
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Ftss old cognso =, Reokhar, 4 vroel.
ioh's.
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INTERMEDIARY DEPARTMENT,

Willie Cullen, 100; May Dovine. 100;
France Thibodo. 100; Louisa Adams,
100: Georgia Pollard. 100; Brckio Yates.
100; Willie Lane, 90; Susie Butler, 0s;
Alex Penrod. 9S; Ruth Russell. o.; Geo.
Bruce, 90; Joe Henderson. 81; Eddie
Litton, 90. Eddie Butler, 81; Mamie
Russell, 81; Emma Compton. Of; Jas.
Russell, 90.
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Miss BELLE CApY, Teacher.

D~kFAKTMENT.
Lily Rosenstock. 9s; Edith Taylor,
%; Stella Mayhugh. 9s; Chas. Waller,
%; Frank Compton. 9s; Oscar KingTs.
boch, %; Fred Smith, 81; Lena Alex
ander. 0j; Tommy Warner. 90; Birdie
Kingleboch, %; Birdie Scyoc, o.; Ella
Sheean, o.; Mamie Littlefeld. %;
Matte Russell, %; jerry Sheean, o.;
Nora Pollard, %; Belle Butler, %;
Myrtle scyoc, 90; Willie Slater. 90;
Rachel Daglcy, 90; Willie Ford, 90.
MRs. JosPHHISE TAYLOR, Teacher.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-06

Met a French gentleman at the G.,
Louisianian, who posted me in South
ern affairs generally, and who proved to
be very accommodating and obliging.
Together we had quite time. He was
Of the opinion that the South needed
several installments of Northern enter
prise Chicago preferred.
Your representative bade adieu to
New Orleans with the parting shrieks
of the good U. s. mail packet "Edw.
Richardson" bound for vicksburg, etc.
A moonlight trip on the Mississippi
sugar plantations; cotton fields; pass
ing boats; gorgeous meals; making
landing; firing the furnaces; mosquit-
oes (; ponderous machinery, &C., &c.
At three O'clock voice at my state.
room awakened me from my dream o.
old.time steambosting and warned me
that Louisisna's Capital was near q
hand-and half an hour later the writer
was standing on Red Sticks Bluffs
watching the receding steamer land
watched by half hundred Of the col
ored population, anxious to carry BIZ
baggage.
Such Is life .2'tsi
EDWARD WHITING, JR.
BATON RouaE, LA.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-06
PHILADELPHIA TO BATON ROUGE
BEING THE ACCOUNT OF AN INNO-
CENT AND LONELY YOUNG
MANS TRIP BETWEEN
..... THE TWO NAM ...
DCITIEs.

(The writer, upon making known his
intention to leave Philadelphia, was
asked by dozen or so of bis friends to
write them all about his trip. etc. He
promised. Having some knowledge of
the art preventative, be has made use of
printers ink to carry ont the abov Q
agreement.) -
Left Philadelphia Saturday night,
October Is, for Baltimore, accompanied
by the parting good wishes of friends
and the cheering presence Of genial
representative of King Gambrinus, who
enlivened the journey to the Monnmen-
tai City by shouting at the top Of his
voice "Rah for Hancock" whenever be
took a recess in the intervals of mani
pulating suspicious.loo bottle.
Found Baltimore to be an enterprising
city, gaily and handsomely decorated
for it's l50th Anniversary every house
seemed to be set off more ur less with
bunting The designs were both novel
and ingenious. never saw such an at
tractive display-not even excepting
Centennial Philadelphia. Baltimore has
a large oyster and fruit packing trade,
and does large general business with
the Southern States,
From Baltimore, went over the B. &
O. through Washington, where had a
faint glimpse of the Capitol, through a
hazy rain, and then over the Cumber-
land Valley route via Harper's Ferry
and Grafton to Cincinnati. The scenery
was beautiful, especially in the neigh
borhood of the town Of Cumberland,
W. Va, memorable for the brakemen's
riots of II. The mountains were deck
ed in their "Fall overcoats,' and, as a
fellow traveller remarked, presented "a
scene that alone was worth the price OF
admission" The Pennsylvania R. r.
takes back seat in comparison with
le baltimore and Ohio.
Monday morning, October 18th, found
/ We writer in Cincinnati, chilly and
anxious to get ION the outside of a
square meal" Found matters in Pork
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found travelling carriage. was ln1Or-
med that man who had refused to give
his name was waiting for me in my
cabinet. | entered and in the twilight
saw man with long beard and COW
cred with dust standing up before the
chimney piece. approached trying to
recollect his features. 1t was Silvia. l
avow that i thought l felt my hair
stending on end 'Silvionp ! cried,
Quite so, he cried. now it is my time
to shoot. have come to fire my pistol.
Are you ready'" saw pistol in his
sido pocket. l measured twelve PAGES
and went to place myself in that corner
there, and begging him to shoot quickly
before my wife came in. He refused
and asked for some light. Some candles
were brought in. l shut the door, and
gave orders that no one should be
allowed to enter, then again summoned
him to fire. He raised his pistol and
took aim-I counted the seconds-I
thought of herb was terrible. Silvio
lowered his arm. 4 am sorry he said,
but my pistol is not charged with cherry
stones-a ball is hard-but it seems to
me that what we are about is more like
q murder than duel. am not accus-
toned to fire on disarmed man. Let
rs begin the matter over again Let US
draw lots to see who shall fire.
Ny head was turning. 1t appears that
l refused. At least we loaded another
pistol. We placed two slips of paper
in the very cap that my ball had
traversed formerly, again had the
number l. you are confoundedly
lucky said Silvio, with smile shall
never forget, do not know what lisp
pened, or how he managed to constrsin
me, but ! fred, and my ball struck that,
picture"
The count pointed to the picture.
His face was red as fire. The countess
was whittier than her handkerchief, and
could hardly repress q cry. assaR ssf
! fred them continued the count
= = = l.
and thank heaven I misses him. Then
Silvio-at that moment he was really
terrible-took aim at me. Suddenly the
door opened Macha rushed in. Her
presence restored my cslmness. Ny
dear said to her, do you not see that
we are joking. Go and drink glass of
water, aud then come back She asked
of the terrible Silvio, Is it true that you
are jokingp He is always joking
countess replied Silvio. Once, in a
joke he gave me slap in the face :; in a
joke he sent ball through my cap; in a
joke has just missed me. Now it is my
turn to Joke With these words he took
aim at me under my wife's eyes. Macha
had fallen at my feet. Rise, Macha are
you not ASHAMED 2 l exclaimed with
rage. And you sir, do you wish to drive
the poor woman mad? Will You fire,
yes or no 2 No, l have seen Your con-
fusion. Ihave forced you to FIRE at me-.
l abandon you to your conscience, and
he took step towards the, door, stop
ped on the Threshold, glanced at the
picture and almost without taking aim,
fred, and doubled my ball. Ny wife
tainted. My servants did not dare stop
him. He went out and called bis pos
tillion and was gone before / recovered
my presence of mind" -s-
/ have never seen the hero since. l
heard that Silvio, at the time OF the in
surrection of Alexander Ypsilanti was
killed at the head OF company of he
tairists in the defeat of Skouliani.e
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PISTOLS AND CHERRIES.
CONCLUDED

With these words be flung his cap up
on the shelf and began TO stride up and
down the room lake tiger in his cage, ]
listened to him motionless and torment
ed by thousand different sentiments.
A servant entered aud announced that
the horses We're ready. Silviopressed my
hand. He mounted little carriage, on
wb CD there were two cases, one contain
ing his pistols, and another his baggage
We said alden once more and the horses
started.
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FOR RENT.

TRENCH kids-Ladies' 6pe Tfe01h
l. Kid Button Shoes for q, ct FEIBEL0AN'6.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-23

was very glad TO lnd that friends Mr. Morse and Mr.
Lodge undertaken the management Knowing the high
character the great ability the enthusiasm and genoe
well the thorough training OF these gentlemen
eminent his contemporaries expected TO zee the
periodical acquire a commanding position literary
ily direction confident that Is dong
and lOoA forward @ constant growth power IA the
intellectual movement OF the me"lOhver Wendell Holmes.
VNHE DECEMBER IN INTERNATIONAL RE-
i VIEW. Now ready. Containing:
-" support Of schools l." BY the Row.
r. W. Dale. ID, OF Birmingham England. Nv
Impressions OF America" Iale Lectures Preaching -
and English Philosophers" by D. @. ThOmi SOD. esl Of
New'n0rk - Ae1ahder Won humboldt In Politics" BY
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