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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-26
VELLOW JACK ct SILVER nIs

YELLOW JACKIE SILVER MIN.
II ING COMPANY.-Location Of works,
Goid Hill, etor.y county. State OF Nevada. ,,
Principal place Of business. oo'd hii.
Nevada.
Notice IL hereby given. that at meeting Of
the Board Of Trustees Of said Company. held
ON the nineteenth ti9th) day Of December. A. I.
1879, sn assessment (No. 35) OF One Dollar ltI
per share was levied upon each and every share
VI the capital stock Of said Company, payable
Immediately, IN United States gold coin, to the
Secretary, at the once Of the Company. at the
new shs,t, or TO James NsvlAnds. Transfer
Secretary. Room 10. No. 2U3 Bush street, Ban
Francisco, California. =,
ANY stock upon which this assessment rhsll
remain unpaid on Friday, the twenty.third ls3d)
day Of January, 1880 shall be deemed delin.
Qusnt and win be duly advertised for sale at
public auction. and unless payment thall be
made before. will be sold on MONDAY, the
twenty. third (23d) day Of February. 1880. Of
O'Clock r. H., In mont Of the once ofthe Com
psny, to pay the delinquent assessment.
together with costs Of advertising and expenses
OF sale.
By order OF the Board Of Trustees.
MERCER OTEY, Secretary;
Gold Hill, Nevada. December 10, 1919. ~
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FxCHEQUER MINING COMPAM,

DxCHEQUER MINING COMPANx.
~ Location Of principal place o. ',,.a,ns, ous,h'
AIN cslIf ,ruis street, Union Insurance Building,
Location Of works, Gold Hill Mining Distriet'
Gold nm. Storey county, Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given, that O. mssun. "
the Hoard Of Directors, held on me thlr'
tsenth Iisth, day OF J.nuary, lsso, an assess.
msnt ree No. Isl II Flty (sol Cents per share
ws. isvied upon the capital stock Of the cor;
,orstion' payable Immediately. IN United
R,s,s. onld coin. TO the Secretary. at the once
% ,Ss sGompsny, Room 4, No. 3n Pine street
Istoci Exchange Building). Ban Francisco,
o1i,Sit an9 atoct upon which this .sssssment shall
main uupsid on the bkVENTBENTH
iTtnI dsy Of FEBRUARY. 1880. will be delin.
onsnt. ana advertised for sac at public suction.
ssnS unless payment 10 made beiore will be sold
m TUESDAY, the NINTH Cth) day oi
MARCH, 1880. TO pay the delinquent sssess.
ment, together with costs Of advertising and
expsnaes Of sale.
IN order Of the Board OF Directors.
CHAS. z. ELLIOT, Secretary.
omce-Room 4. No. s71 Pine street tSto !
Exchange Building), Ban Francisco, caliiorniA'
3ah
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STOCK DIVIDEND NOTICE.

OFFICE ALABAMA h HUMBOLDT CON.
~ Mining Company, San Francisco, Janu.
ary a. iss0-Notiee a hereby Eiven that .t :
Special Meeting OF the Stockholdss OF tne
sSys ss d s'd FiyY er the as cent W..
clsrsd ON all the capital stock Of the Company.
Holdsrs OF stock are requested to surrenoer
the old certificates to the escretaSy 81 tne omcs
Of the Company. and receive the pro htA
they are entitled TO In new stock
WI. q. WATSON. Secretary.
Omos-No. SO7 Montgomery strsss. hooms
and 9, San Frsncisoo. California. lsA lmo
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-26
IJ1ROJAN INNING CoMPANY.. y ANY.

Location Of principal place Of business.
San Francisco, California.
Location Of works. Gold Hill, Storey county
Notice ishereby given that at Q meeting Of the
Board OF Directors. held on the tweniy.tti d
(23d) day OF December. 1879. an assessment (No
i2) OF Twenty-Five (23l Gents per fhare wa
levied upon the capital stock Of the corporstioL
payable Immediately, In United States golc
coin, 70 the Secretary, at the Office 0f tho Com
pany, 32s Montgomery street. EUon II, San
francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the twenty sixth (1ti day OF
January, iSs0, will be delinquent, ald adyer.
tised for sale ct public auction. and unlers
payment IL made before. win be sold on MON.
DAY, the sixteenth l6thl day OF February.
1880, TO pay the delinquent assessment, together
with costs OF advertising and expenses OF sale.
BY oruer Of the Board OF Directors.
DAVID WILDER, Secretary.
0fics-s2s Montgomery street, Room Il, Ban
Frspcihco, California. ~
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AEACKEY GOLD AND SILVER
Nl Mining Company oeation OF principal
place Of busin, 50, San Franciic CO, California.

hn eShu AN~ "s. -
Nl Mining Company ocation Of principal
place Of busin, 30, san Franciico, CaifforniA
Location Of works, virsinia Mining Dis.
trict. Storey county, bevadA.
Notice 10 hereby gwen, that ct meeting o.
day OF January. 1850, an assessment mo. ~
Of Fifteen Cents per thare was levied upoL
tue capital stock Of the corporation, payable
Immediately, In United Statee gold coin, TO the
secretary, At the Office OF the Company. Room
I, second door, No. so Cslifornis street. Ban
Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid Oh the reventh t7th) day OF
February, 1850, will be delinquent, and sdver.
tised for sale at public auction. and unless pay
ment 10 made before. will be sold ON Thurs
DAY. the twenty-siIth (s5thI day OF February.
1881. to pay the delinquent assessment, to.
gether with cost OF advertising and expenses
OF sale. BY order Of the Board Of Directors.
J. N. BURLINGTON, secretsry...
Ofdcs-Room 4, second door, No. 509 Call.
fornia street, San Francisco. California.
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ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.

4 ADY WARRINGTON COsOLI-
IL DATED COhPANY.-Location Of prin'
cipAl place Of business 8sn Francisco. Call
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0I aNVc POR MILL NlNiNa AND
plnN No Companies msuufaHsssd o. ID
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-26

IL DATED CoMPANY.-Locstion Of prin.
cipL place OF business Ban Francisco. Call
fornia.
Location OF works. Gold Hill Mining District,
Storey County, Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given. that at meeting OF
the Board Of Directors. held on the twenty
second (sad) day ot, december. 1872. an aseees
ment (No. ~ Of n. .aty@t20j Gents per snare
was levied upon the capital stock OF the
corporation, payable immediately, In United
States gold coin, to the Secretary, at the office
Of the Company, Rooms ard y, No. Sa Mont
eomery street. san Francisco. California. :,
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on MONDAY, the twenty.siIth
t2eth) day Of January. 1880, win DO delin
auent, and advertised for sale ct public
auction, and unless payment 10 made before,
will be sold on SATURDAY. the fourteenth
(itth) day OF February, 1850. TO pay the delin.
Quent assessment, together with costs oi sdver.
Using and expenres OF sale. BY order of the
Board Of Directors.
WIN. n. WATSON, Secretary.
Ofice-Rooms Sand Q, No. 303 Montgomery
street. San Francisco. California. B
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. BASKRRs AND BROKERS.

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Rsssrvs u. 8. Bs.ds,.... $500, ,o00-Gsld
DIRECTORS,
LOUIS hoLANE........''......;;:..pprss pidn, prssidsn,
JOHN ". HA0KiY. ]. L. fL00D,
JAMES q. FAIR.
o..hier. H. ". 0LxHHY
Agents at Virginia. ssvsd'... u + !. BHasr
AGENT st New York.......l oro- l.. BxAxpsR
l62 Wall strsst)........J
IssURs Commercial and rnvslen' Credits,
available N any part OF the world. AAkes
transfers OF money by telegraph and CABLE ana
draws exchange a. customary usanoss.
This Bank has special Facilities Sor
0NA~lAa1 ass RnlllAn.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1880-02-06

The British and Portuguese troops arc
united in the suppression Of the slave trade
in the Mozambique channel
The police have arrested two Americans
charged with stealing 50, 900 francs from an
officer of the Russian navy at Brussels.
Fifteen persons were found dead, from
hunger, recently, at Adrianople, Turkey.
In some cases pieces of wood were found in
the mouths of the corpses.
st. Petersburg, The Globe states that q
large force of Chinese troops has arrived on
the Kuldja frontier. Twenty Englishmen
are reported to be with the command.
The Golos urges that the time has come
for the beginning of complete reconciliation
with the Poles by placing them on the
same footing as Russian subjects.
John Bright, speaking att Birmingham,
reverted to the Irish question at length and
urged the government to take energetic
action for the relief Of the sufferers in Ire
| land.
"A newspaper In Constantinople, printed
| in English, has been suspended for criti-
cising the recent honols bestowed on Hatiz
1 Pasha, Minister OF Police, and the printing
Office has been closed by the police. The
latter act is in violation Of the terms of the
I capitulation, and the Porte will be called to
account for permitting it,
The London Times Cabul dispatch gives
the substance of scheme which the cor
respondent thinks will probably receive
| consideration at London and Calcutta. i
the scheme is carried out the British troopl
will Immediately withdraw to Jellalabad
A proclamation will be issued stating thai
vengence for the massacre of the British
embassy at Cabul being satisfied the army
withdraws to Jellalabad, leaving the AT
ghans to live under such sovereign as they
NAV elect. Until such sovereign be firmly
established the queen foregoes her right un
der the treaty Of Gundamuk to place al
the Cabul government being in the mean
time conducted by the queens specia
agent.
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NEWS in A NUT SHELL.
EVENTS OF THE PAST WEEK FROM ALL
OVER THE WORLD.
The Cream Of the Two Hemispheres Care
fully Condensed and Classified-An In
teresting Budget of Personal and
Miscellaneous information.



The subject Of establishing the Territory
of Oklahoma was postponed by the House
sub-CommitteeS to-day in order to give Col.
Adair hearing thereon
THE report of the New Orleans Super visor
of Steamboats, shows that during the past
year not single death was occssioned by
steamer explosion, fact unprecedented in
the history Of Mississippi steamboat navi-
cation.
THR action Of the Committee on Epidemic
Diseases in regard to the refrigerating ship
scheme practically puts q stop to the carry
ing out of this system Of disinfecting ships.
The Committee regard the scheme as i'm
practicable, and are not inclined to Yete the
100000 required for its execution.
THE Senate has confirmed Z. X. Murray,
Of Kentucky, Governor of Utah Territory;
Norman Buck, Associate Justice of the Su.
preme Court OF Idaho; Postmaster in Mis-
souri,, l.. G. Cantwell at Richmond, John
w. Brown at Warrensburg, and Harry w
Grantlo at Appleton City.
| UNITED STATES MINISTER CHRIsTIAScY
having telegraphed that all foreign repre-.
sentatives had recognized the new Peruvian
Government, that he had been requested u
\ do likewise, and ask for instructions, ha,
been answered to use his own discretion il
the matter, as he is cognizant of the exist
ing relations between the Government anC
the people.
! CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS addressed tn
| Commerce Committee on the Reagan bill
to-day. He advocated extension of tn
Massachusetts plan Of an advisory Railroad
Commission, to which all complaints shoult
be referred. This had worked admirabl,
in Massachusetts,, and an extension of tn
system over the country at large he though
would be beneficial. He believed In th
main provisions of the Reagan bill, bu
thought Commission better.
THE select committee of the House oi
the payment of pension bounty organ
lied. Sub-comInittees were appointed /
investigate the systems of payment of mill
tary invalid pensions in other countries +
ascertain how many names are now on bh
rolls in the Pension Department, how man
claims are now before the department nc
determined upon, how many original appli
cations were acted upon between Januar.
/, 1879, and January /, 1889, how man!
clerks are in the pension department, ant
what is the time daily occupied in examin
ing pensions.
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MILE. Aimee's Suit.

Mile. Aimee; the French opera singer,
who has made fortune of several thou
san dollars in the United States, had no
sooner reached Paris than she was sum-
moned to appear in court to see why she
should not pay damages for the miscon-
duct of her representatives. It appears
Nile Aimee, or, as she is legally known.
Madame Trouchou, leased house at
Nogent, near Paris, for three years.
During her absence she lett it in charge
of a couple who INDUCED in matrimonial
lars TO such an extent that the neigh
borhood was scandalized. The husband
finally drowned himself and peace
reigned. When the lease expired # was
ascertained that Mile. Aine had been
accustomed to send from America
monkeys, birds, ETC., etc, 50 that the best
rooms Of the house were either changed
into an aviary or managerie. Damages
are estimate gt several hundred dol
lars, which Madame Irouclou, alias
Aimee, is asked 70 pay.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1880-02-06

fHE Saturday RevicW says that no one
in England buys new books, because
Nude takes 1000 or 1900 copies of 3
popular work and let's them out during
the period Of an authors success. This
enterprising librarian began his work in
dingy street in Bloomsbury, near the
British Museum, about forty years ago.
and gradually crept up into prominence,
until some eighteen years ago he erected
vast warehouse commensurate with
his trade. His carts, carrying to sub
scribers their food for the mind, scouI
the town just as do those Of the grocer
and baker carrying food for the body,
and every country neighborhood has its
book club, witch gets box from Nude
once week,
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1880-02-06

KANSAS CITY Is soon to have smelling
works.
BY a boiler explosion ina saw-mill at
Transylvania, o., Joseph Grant and Seth
Degarne were instantly killed.
ELI CUNNINGHAM, the murderer Of George
Beard, at place near Loughboro, st. Fran
co.'s county, Mo-, suicided in his cell by
hanging
THE people of Franklin county, NO.,
have contributed 1922 for the support of the
Judges from that county, now incareer-
ated in st. Louis by the United States
court.
The general store OF Henry Hollenbach at
9hawneetown, near Kansas city, MO-, was
entered by burglars, the safe blown open and
robbed of its contents, including 500 IN
money.
THE Missouri School OF Mines and Me-
talluTgy, at Rolla, represents more counties
Of the state this year than 1t has ever be-
fore represented since il was opened in
1871. It has now students from fifteen
different counties and from three different
DuRrEe an entertainment at the First
PRESBYTERIAN Church at Fort Wayne, Ind.
| FIRE was started from the lights used in the
| tableaux. A frightful panic ensued. The
| children rushed pell-mell for the doors
screaming, crying and some OF them iaint-
! ing and going into spasms. A number O
persons were seriously but not fatally m
jured.
CICERO LEWIS, a desperado, walked int
A saloon in the town OF Alma, short dist
ance from Leadville, Col, and accosnng
stranger asked him 10 treat. The strange
refused on the ground that he did not hay
fhe pleasure of his acquaintance, which s.
enraged the desperate that he drew a re
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1880-02-06

DIPTHERIA appears by no means to be
modern disease. In fact, according to
an article which was published in the
Boston Journal Of Chemestry, diptheria
was known in Egypt more than two
thousand years ago, extended through
that country and Asia Minor for about
Eve hundred years, and then found its
way into the south of Europe, where it
received its present name. In the year
1880 it appeared in Rome; in 1887 it
ragged as an epidemic in Holland, enter
ed Paris, 1876, and showed itself in Am
erica in l771. In 1915 and in 1885 it was
very prevalent in France, and about
1860 was epidemic in England, and in
the United States was a terror for several
years.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1880-02-06
Tho south.

PARIS, Texas, is building $4,000 school,
house.
FRANKLIN county, Texas, is overrun with
wild pigeons.
CHATTANOOGA is awakening to the import-
ance of good sewerage
NEGROES are flocking in gangs to Tusca-
loosa, Ala, to see faith doctor.
A PARTY from New Orleans is about 10
start glass factory at Bay st. Louis, Miss.
THEY have begun to talk about organic.
ing State Board of Agriculture in Texas.
THERE is only one drinking saloon in
Angelina county, Texas, and it is poorly
patronized.
NUMBER of horses have died in the
neighborhood of Scottsboro, Ala, from eat
ing unsound corn. ~
ONE orange tree at Bay st. Louis, Miss,
produced a crop of oranges which brought
the owner $50.
HEBREW circles in Macon, Ca, are in o
flutter over aprospectiye children's masquer-
ade party to take place this week
DURING last week 4s1, $50 pounds of loose
tobacco of the growth of 1879 were sold at
the different warehouses in Richmond, Va.
THE citizens of Macon, Ga, have sent 700
\ 10 the Irish sufferers. 1t was mostly sent
/ W Out VI thS llpSb dhAANASt Al7tAiStS'
ONE hundred telephones have been or
dered by citizens of Memphis, and the sys-
tenn may be considered as thoroughly or
ganized there now.
WORK has been commenced upon the
Augusta, Ga, Factory Cotton Warehouse,
recently destroyed by fire, and it will be re-
built in very short time.
THE stOne-cutters and other workmen
employed at the custom house in Memphis
have organized a society for the relief o.
sufferers in Ireland.
A BILL before the Senate OF Mississippi
! provides for the severe punishment of rail
road employees or officials and Legislators
for giving or receiving free passes.
Tue steamer Charmer, with 2,100 bales o
cotton on board, was destroyed by fire, tif
teen miles above the mouth of Red River
Eight lives were lost-two chambermaids
two cooks, two cabin boys one fireman
and ono deck hand. The boat and cargt
were valued at $13000e.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1880-02-06

THE Philadelphia Irish relief fund reaches
1887.
ST.. PATRIcK's Society Of Brooklyn, sent
81, 600 by cable to the Mansion House Relief
Commit >e, Dublin.
CIR. Willis, charged with receiving in
Cleveland, Ohio, letters addressed to the
Rubber Paint Company, has been arrested In
New York.
THREE of the crew ofthe fishing schooner
Plymouth Rock were drowned on the banks
Of Newfoundland by the capsizing of q dory
while attending travis.
THE Collector of Internal Revenue at
Philadelphia has seized upon the property
of the Philadelphia Reading Railroad Com
pany for claims amounting to nearly $780,
900.
CHARLES A. BoRDwAY and Charles T..
Farron, members of the band Of forgers to
which Ogle and Gilligan belonged, have
been arrested at New York. A week ago
they raised checks to the amount OF $4,000
and passed them on Wall street bank.
New York bank statement: Loans, In
crease, $3,077 700; specie. decrease, 81 T26 400,
legal tenders, increase, 81 ,229, ,SOOi deposits,
increase, $5,751, 800; circulation, increase,
S27, 900; reserve, decrease, 81, ,435, ,050. Banks
now hold S4,6o4,77 in excess Of legal re-
quirements.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1880-02-06

IHE annual report of the mercantile
agency of Messrs. Dun, Barlow & Co,
pilngs into strong relief the improve
ment in business which has taken place
during last year. For the seven years
preceding 1870, the annual amcunt Of
liabilities of bankrupt firms and corpora
uons varied from Sl2l 100000 in 1872 to
szS4 100000 in 1870, the annual average
selng slSS,0O0,O0O. For 1879 the amount
Of Liabilities was 9s,OOo,OO0, or but IS per
cent, Of the annual average of the pre-
seeding seven years, and AZ per cent. Of
lne Liabilities Of 1878. The percentage
IL failures and theaverage liability show
III g responding decrease, for while in
lSlS one trader in every 81 failed, in 1875
Noniy one in every 1O5 succumbed to
financial pressure, and while in 1878 the
ayerage liability was s22, $50, in 1879 the
average was sl4,74l.
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PersonalPoint

--Bristow is growing fat.
Susan b. Anthony is now in Wash
ington.
king Alfonso has scrofula to match his
wife's epilepsy.
Mr.. Fairchild, the new Minister to Spain
is now fifty years old.
Gen. ]. F. Rathbone has Just given $25,-
600 TO Rochester University
Mrs. Judith Beede, of Tamworth, N. H.,
is 102 years and IA days old.
Miss Rye has brought in all thirty
three ship-loads Of girls to Canada.
Jonathan Hand, County Clerk Of Cape
May County, n. j., has been forty successive
years in office.
Recorder Hacket bequeathed his scarf
friend to another.
--Darwin's son was married to Miss EN-
ma Farrer couple of weeks ago. 1t was a
case of natural selection.
Senator Dawes has been steadily mend
Ing since his return to Washington from the
illness that befell him during the recess.
Captain Bogardus offers to wager
k2,o00 against f1 900 be can kill 1000 pig
cons quicker than any other man in the
world
Mr.. w. W. Corcoran has now as hi!
guest in Washington the daughter of Rober
Z. Lee, who has lust returned from an ex
tended tour in Europe
Hon. Geo. p Marsh. American Ministe
to Italy, lives In magnificent apartment o
the Palazzo Bospighosi, in Rome, and en-
tertains in royal style.
---Senator Conkling's wife is at Washing
ION with her husband this winter for th
4 first time IN several years, iu-health havini
usually kept her at Utica.
J When Parnell visited lynn he was tax
1 en- through the shoe-shops by the Mayor
and q rair shoes were made for him. Tn
Mayor himself, once shoemaker. fnishe'
them up.
Mis- Hooper, daughter of the America
Viee-Consnl in Paris IS one of the reignin
bellies OF the American colony iu that city
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1880-02-06

and as an amateur actress is said to possess
talents Of high order
--Lotta, the actress, Is thirty-fve years Of
age and her mother says that she is worth
500, 900. She has made and lost half o.
much more in bad speculations. Her am
bition now is to marry some gentleman Of
good family who has fortune in his own
name.
Miss Lake, who in the days Of James
Buchanan was mistress ofthe White House
and who is now the wife of Robert John
son, wealthy banker of Baltimore has re-
Gently purchased Wheatlands the place
where her uncle was born, in Pennsylvania,
aAd will there erect q memorial.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1880-02-06

PROHIBIT is not without honor ex-
.ont in his own country. Edison is
viewed by the French savents with un.
bounded confidence and their belief in
his ultimate ability to safve every prob
lem relating to to the productions of a
cheap and simple electric light finds
frequent expression in the Partisan
nresg.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1880-02-06

lHr cemetry in Munich is sight for
Ene visitor, for in buildings erected for
Ine purpose, may be seen dead persons
|Maiung the lapse of three davs required
|py law before burial. None of the
gloom OF the grave surrounds these re-
|lnalns, but they are attIred in everyday
costumes and placed in sAreless or half
|5ecllning attitudes, ami i treeh flowers.
io the hand q. each *. Sached a wire
|.eading to sprirR BE- ~ {shat an alarm
F'''s nS gwen 70 casss qscitation.
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press.

ASIA is terrible consumer Of silver.
Every year millions of dollars find their
yay to the East, never to return to the
civilized world. This Eastern demand
for silver seems to be on the increase, as
$4,000 900 was thus swallowed up this
wear, as against $4,000, 900 in 1873. What
becomes Of ali this bullion is more
than the greatest political economist can
knlI
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1880-02-06
TIMELY TOPICS.

WITHIN about couple of years nearly
,bs whole batch OF electrical theories as
Established by the "old masters" in the
science are going to be upset. Publishers
|sbould be negotiating for the rapid sale
N tbe present text books.