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and death. ..7 -e-s
DIT. MINTIE will agree to forfeit Five uundrsa
A1IvE (under his special advice and treatment will not
cure for anything i'm injurious found in it. DH
MkNTIk treats all Private successfully without
mercury. sons1IGatios f-.s Thorough examna
ton and ADVICE including analysis q urine IS 90 Price
Of vital Restorative. s 90 bottle, four times
the quantity S1ouo to any address receipt Of
price, G. O. D. from observation and in private
name desred, ny 4; = - rr...,.: Cal.
DIR. MINTTE's KIDNEY REH8DY. NBPH-
RE III UM, al kinds Of Kidney and Bladder com
plaints Gsnorhoa 0leet Leucosrh1a. For sale BY B.
Foster and Gee. G Thaxter DrugBiss Carson City Qoo
. bottle six hotties for e5.oo
Or. NAN tIEiS DANO6IION PILLS are ~
best and cheapest DY6PEP9lA and 0lLlOOS cuyo
in the market For sals bv B. Fsster and 0eorgs G.
Thaxtsr, druggists. Caxseu City. mAl7.1y
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the GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

Is , never.failins cure for ner.
vsus debility, exhausted vital
ity, seminal weakness, sper.
matorrhes, Los 4 MAN
HOOD, ,impotency, paralysis,
and all the terrible effects Of
self abuse, youthful follies and
and etcesses in maturer years
such as loss Of memory, las
situde, Docturnal emission, n
version to society, dimness Of
vision, noises in the head, the
vital Hl,id passing unObSoryed
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NOTICE No. ~.

NOTICE No. II.
a CT OF CoXGRESB APPROVED JUNE
"A 3. 1875.
-UslrRD SrArEs LAxD OFFICE
CARSON Crrr. Nevada December 20, 1870.
Notice Y hereby kiven e 81 whom may concern That
vada has this fled in this Office his application No H.
purchase from the United States the fol-
lowing described tract Of land chiefly valusble for timber
and unfit for cultivation viz: West half At southeast
quarter Of Section ~ in townsh No II NORTH Of Range
within the Carson City, Nevada, U. 8. Land District
Any and Ill persohs having any interest In, claim u,
he such claim With the register aid Land
Office, within the SIXTY DAYS period Of publication Of
this noce, failing to do they will be barred.
such adverse right claim.
dec q sod c. N. HARRle Register.
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1879
THE FOUR REVIEWS
BLACK"00D.
AUTHORIZED REpRsMrs

The Edinburgh RevieW (Whigl
The Wossniastef Revtevv Qibs aN
The London Quarterly Rsvj~~s (COneervaHveb
Ths Brttash Q.arts<ly Review Bvanseloalh
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0narpaA.sd TO- cuts proQSeay - psez1nsntay Sv~t
hoaw Asng stAdiu1sN dAs6ioas'azt isdo6sa!t IhtRAi
medicines not rsc1snmsnded nsess1axy e1rs gaes
ansssd q measy rsfupdad Hse NJ bv d =. R6seE Df
ressssas h 1ngitA, Traeh, sqashA Sss1sa. aAeoA
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CAMPAIGN APPEAL
FOR - 1850
of
Of Terms n
THE APPEAL
Republican Nevada ntmmeed by ring and
n in the past
PoLITICAL
twelve years. support principles Platform
Republican party
State Po1itics.
leading presenting people
railroad
o again upon
ornsbv County.
using every
will devote maintaining the organization
Omsby County, will
county published.
a Complete Newspaper
Approaching
COMPLETE NEWSPAPER printing
full history and the late
the condensed of the world
ev hours in advance x nia In the Local
reports Republican meetings
Political Printing.
fully equipped work, ordinary
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NOTICE NO. 20.l ... -...t.
Aes ef Cesgress Approved June ., 1875.

UNITED SrAfss LAND ORTIZ,
CAKsOx CRY, Nevada, March 8, 1881.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN re ALL.
N WHOM 1T NAY CONCERN-Thst Louis Plant, Of
the County Of Wasoe State Of Nevada has this day ed
In this oes his application no 2 to purchase from tbs
United States Government the following described tract
of land chiefly valuable for timber and 2pt for cva
ten viz: Southwest quarter Of Section a. in Township
No. II north, Of Range No. 16 east H. D. H., containing
l6o and situate within the Carson City. Nevada u
g. Land District. ' ''-' - "
Any and a persons having any interest n claim TO-
s such adverse claim with the Regster Of said Land
Office, within the SIXTY DAYS period Of publication Of
this notice. failing do they will be barred u such
adverse right or claim c. N. HARRIS. Register.
March II 60 days.
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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-13
CONFLICT IN CANADA.
The Rival Societies Again Open Hos
tilitieS.
Rationsl Associated Press to the star.

QUEBEc May l3.-Another serious row
occurred yesterd.y afterno n near the
Pova between number of the members Of
the Union Canadienne Society and the
members Of the old society. Several shots
were fred and man named Darand was
shot in the chest, but was rescued by the
police. Further trouble is expected. The
situation just now is critical. All the mil
itary of this city and that of Lewis have
been put under arms.
The 9th Battalion is stationed in the
armory, "B' Battery and the 9th Batta-
ion at the Citadel, Capt. Rays company of
Government artillery and cavalry are at
the drill shed.
Durand, the man who was shot yester-
day afternoon, is not seriously hurt and
has been removed to his home. A meeting
was held last evening in st. Rache when
several resolutions we're passed. 1t was
raining heavily last night and everythin g
at present bears a quiet aspect although
there is great excitement A large quanti-
ty Of ammunition has been removed to the
Citadel for safe keeping under strong
guard of "B" Artillery.
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METROPOLITAN MENTION.
JOY TO THE TEA DRINKERS.

N.t,nn., ..soo,o,aa p-e., ~ tho Star
New YosK Nav IA yery heavy glut
is likely to occur in the Japan tea market
in consequences of the increased import OF
about 10, 0,000, 900 pounds during the present
year over that OF last year. The crop OF
Japan teas has been increased every year In
consequence OF the demand made for them
in the United States. During the years
1876-77 the exports from Japan TO the
United States we're q, S97, ,280 pounds last
year these exports were increased TO 2o''
3O2 675 pounds, and to-day advices nave
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INDIAN INTELLIGENCE.
Colonel GriersQn's Campaign Among
the Greasers. .s s.st.
COL. eR1ERsoN's CAMPAIGN.

COL. eRIERsoN's CAMPAIGN.
Nationsl Associated Press to the Star.
San ANroEIo, TEXAS. May 13.-Col. Grier-
son, commanding at Fort Davis, who has
been scouting after Indians In New Mex
leo, reports to headquarters here that ne
has been absent one month, and travelled
fifteen hundred miles. The result briefly
summed up, is: Two Mescala Chiefs were
killed, three others shot, and from evidence
obtainable are supposed to be dead; five
sauaws, two children and about fifty head
of stock were captured; camps we're de-
stroyed and Mexican boy found captive
recovered from The Indians.
DEPREDATIoNs OF vrCToRIA's BAND
SAN FRANckco, May 13.-Large numbers
Of Apachas from New Mexicn Reservation
have Joined Victoria's band. and he Is
thought to have been reinforced from the
Don Carlos Reservation. A band is depre.
dating extensively in Grant County. kill
ing and mutlating the citizens. There i:
great excitement and a fight is hourly ex-
pected between the citizens and Indians.
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A ThriIIing Adventure.

Near the Umatilla River, in Oregon,
recently, Mr.. Green was digging we'll
and Mr.. Scott, his brother-in-lav, whila
breaking young horse, approached ths
we'll, when the animal made q plunge xk
him. Mr.. Scott dodged and the horss
tumbled into the well, striking Green
and crushing him to the earth. Tn
only thing that prevented him from bo-
ing instantly killed was box suspended
bv a rope. This sustained sufficient
weight to allow him to breathe. Scott
realizing that the frantic efforts of tho
horse would kill the man beneath him,
seized an ak and jumped down upon tho
animal, when a life and death struggle
ensued. He at length managed to deal
the horse fatal blow. Every time tn
horse struggled large quantities Of earth
poured down upon Green.
Scott climbed out and ran mile anA
a half for help. Returning as quickly -
possible, men set to work cutting the
horse to pieces and hoisting it out Of ths
we'll. Mrs Green was present and cheerea
her husband by telling him that hs
would soon be released. The poor man
was suffering intense agony and said b
could not live a minute longer. He bads
his wife farewell in choking sobs. With
frantic efforts the the animal was torn
limb from limb until the last piecs was
cleared away, and the unconscious man
was found buried 10 his chin in grave.
saturated with blood, and was lifted 70
the surface. He was carried to his home,
where restoratives were applied and in Q
short time he spoke. Although no bones
were broken he was badly crushed and
bruised, and may be confined to his bel
for weeks. ~
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INDIANAPOLIS.

NILLHRs' AssoCIATIoN-GAs MEMS MEETING
MEDICAL coNvENT1oN-BLUE RIBBoNa
Ipecial TO the Star. tlt sfser
INDIANAPOLIS, May 10.-The Indiana Mil
lers State Association met in annual ses-
sion al the Grand Hotel this morning at
10:30 o'clock. I'D
DR.. /. E. Russsi, President Of the Ohio
State Electric Association, and Prof J. M.
Scudder, of Cincinnati. are in the city in
attendance OH the Indiana State Medical
Association, which reassembled at 8 o'clock
this morning. Medical legislation was
widely discussed last night
The perintendents of gas works in the
Western, Northwestern and Southern part
Of this Republic met IN third annual con
vention in tie parlors of the New Denison
House esterday. About forty member
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Cause It's Sunday.

A lady was entertaining the Bishop Of
the State at her house, as he was an old
and valued friend Of the family, and was
always their guest on the occasions of
his visitations to the parish.
On Sunday morning after his arrival
the lady's little son sidled up to him just
after breakfast.
Bishop" said he, would you like to
look at my piggie bookw
"Why, yes" replied the church digni-
tary, anxious to please the little fellow.
"Well," whispered the child. "Pll
show it to you, but you'll have to look
at it On the sly, cause it's Sunday"
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ADDITIONAL SUBURBAN.
DAYTON, KY.

Casper Heeg has been appointed Census
Enumerator for Dayton.
Ice cream and straw berry festival to-
night at the M. E. Church. Be on hand.
Mrs. Rebecca Shepherd, an estimable and
afflicted lady, has been taken to hos.
pital, where it is hoped her health will
soon be restored.
In compensation for the valuable clock
stolen from the Car Office in Newport
some time ago, little live baby was left
in the same place yesterday morning, but
the Company declined the trade.
While the car was passing the Bellevue
Brick yard late last night some coward
concealed there blazed away with pistol
at George Betsch, the conductor, and then
escaped in the darkness. The shot for
tunately went wide of Its mark.
The Chancery Court has confirmed the
sale of the st. Francis Church, of Dayton,
to William Wilmer, by the Master Com
missioner. The purchaser had a claim
against the church for a small amount,
and bought in the church TO- save himself,
for $4,000. A writ of Dssession was
granted to him yesterday. The church
originally cost 10000, and it is expected
that the congregation will redeem the
property.
TERRE HAUTE, IND.
Benches have been placed in our public
squares for use upon concert nights.
The I. & st. l. Road also inaugurate the
reduction in passenger rates June LIST. Un-
der the same the fare to Indianap ills is
81 Is.
Messrs. Lowrey, Kirtz. Geyheardt Schoat
and Davis were the quartet of lucky .marks-
men to sample of the prize money pooled
at Strawberry Hill.
The shooting contest at. Strawberry Hi
OH Tuesday afternoon, though not being OF
sufficient interest to attract many to the
grounds, proved decided entertaining
affair.
The Jackson house of ill-shape, corner ol
Third and Tyler streets. was raided BY the
police on Tuesday night and the landlady
her two doves. and trio OF male visitors
showr to other quarters
The building of Councilman Polk, al
Second and Gookin streets, was damaged
by fire to the extent of $3.50 on Wednesday
morning. A slight loss was also entailec
upon its occupant by fire and water.
The attempted assassination Of Lee 8
Harrison, of the drug house of Buntin a
Armstrong, on Tuesday night, by DR.
Whitaker, Of Middletown, Ind, appar
emily is the denouenient of q threat made
by Whitaker against Harrison upon hi.
(Whittakers) retirement from position
Of travelling salesman Of the above men
toned house. The same caused merely
by an assumed dislike for Harrison
Upon Whittaker's entrance to the estab
lishmsnt on the evening mentioned hs
tdrew q Misunderstanding weapon ant
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Local Personal.

Hans Belabka, Of Chicago, and Otto
Zerrabu, of Boston, will attend the May
Festival
Captain Phil. Trounstine, of Denver,
COL, is in the city visiting relatives. He
will return to Denver in week.
The marriage of Mr.. VIM. M johnson to
Miss Mary Johnson, daughter Of Mr.. Geo.
B. johnson, was consnmmated last evening
at Christie Chapel, Rev. DR.. @. w. Ketch'
am officiating. e-tH
Dr., G. o. Wright and wife celebrated the
fifty-six tn anniversary of the wedding day
OF the mother of Mrs. Wright. the venera.
BILE Mrs. D. K. Cady, at the Doctors resi-
dence on West Eighth street. Gifts were
made in abundance.
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Health Board.

The Board of Health met again yester-
day afternoon and the City Solicitor being
called upon, again gave it as his opinion
that the Board had no legal existence. Not
satisfied with this Col 7. C. Campbell was
asked 10 give his opinion in the matter
The Colonel differed with Solicitor Kum-
Ter slightly. but that is part Of the profess
Sion. Mr.. Campbell has been engaged by the
Board to examine the law ami If necessary
take the matter before the Courts The
Board transacted some routine business
and then adjourned until next Tuesday,
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AMERICA ABROAD.
Our Manufacturer Garnering
Medals at the Australia
Exposition.
Rational Associated Press TO the Star.

4atlOuhl AsSOCihHu Tftbs W tno ctAf-
WASHINGTON, May 13-Mr. Aug.
Norris, one OF the United States
Commissioners to the International Exhi'
hilton at Sydney. Australia, in a dis
patch to the Secretary OF State, gives some
facts Of great interest to American manu-
fActurerh He says: In all cases W here
the leading American manufacturers have
sent their products to the Exhibition they
havs either excelled all competitors of
ether countries or stood in the first rank.
The Waltham or American Watch Com
pany has gained the four highest awards,
besides being recommended for special
mark of recognition. 1t places the Watch
Company superior to all in the world.
Mr.. Russell, the Government Astronomer
ef this Colony, acted as one of the Judges
on watches and placed not only his own
, eminent qualifications, but all the resources
Of the public observatory at the disposal OF
his colleagues, so that the tests applied
might be exhaustive and demonstrative.
Zach Of the five Judges represented diff
ferent nationally and the whole are ex-
pertA aAs 9'ia /.
The Fairbanks scales have been placed
highest in order of merit over all English,
American and foreign competitors by
group of Judges specially qualified for CIV
Ing tight decisi n.
The Diston saws obtain the first order oil
merit, and it is gratifying to find that
these instruments, vi hich three years aye
could not find sale in this colony, now
rule the market. e., .t.. g.. y,
William Sellers & Co., machinery tools
are by far the best of their class in thu
Exhibition, although the colonists while
admitting their great excellence. think the
price high having been hitherto content
with inferior machinery. In pianos ant
organs the Chickering, Steinwav and New
England Co.'S instruments are in the frs
rank with the best of other countries.
In axes spades, shoves etc., neet
scarcely say that the United States are pre-
eminent. 1'
In silver and plated ware, for quality ant
design combined, the foremost places ar,
conceded to the GOrham Company, and tt
Messrs Reed & Barton. England, Frame
and Germany compete in these classes, bu
especially in beauty and appropriateness
of design the United States wins.
In tobacco J. e. Williams 4 Co., of Rich
mond, Va, have the best aromatic kinds
but Cameron & Dunn, Richmond ant
Petersburg, in the same State, who hav
/ factories in Sydney and Melbourne, hav
the greatest varieties of good tobacco.
The Winchester rifles have been judge
by q group consisting mostly Of miltar
mon and have been placed before all other,
Russell & Erwin, the manufacturers {
household hardware, stand at the head {
their classes. The judges work is not ye
completed, 50 that | am not able to writ
in any detail, and have only alluded I
afew of the exhibits, to assure you tha
the American exhibitors are being treate
without prejudice. trt"i
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COLUMBUS.
AN INSURANCE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ON
.r-.. Ur TRIAL.

AN INSURANCE DECIsI0N-BLA BLAcK-MAILkR On
..t-.. f TRIAL.
National Associated Press to the Star.
COLUMBUS, o., May 13.-Attorney General
Nash has decided that Insurance Companies
holding. charters under t e old Constitu-
ton must comply with the new law and
make annual reports and submit to an in
vestisaton by t State Superintendent.
John w. Elliott, charged with black
mailing s. ]. Wooley, a wealthy farmer, is
on trial in the Criminal Court. Elliott
made Wooley believe that he was de-
tectve and knew OF his having burned a
barn to obtain insurance money.
Wooley agreed to give Elliott $500 ns
hush money, and rode to a neighboring
farmer to get the money. On the way Ell
lott grabbed some negotiable notes
Wooley ran through the fields. and one
week afterward turned up in Indianapolis
H. returned and secured the indictment O.
Elliott and two accessories.
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The Whitaker InvestlgatiOn.
National Associated Press 70 the Star .

WEST PoINr, May 13.-In the Whitaker
inquiry Yesterday, in answer to Profess r
the printed fac SMILES OF Whittaker's
Gently appeared in the New York Herald
when adjournment was taken until s
corroborated >Southworth's testimony in
full. Tie Court then adjourned till TO-
day.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-13

There is boom in excursions Just now.
A grand trip to the High Level Bridge
KY, under the auspices OF the Moore LiRhl
Guard, will be run on Sunday. starting n
7:30 a. n,.. and allowing several hours stay
in that delightful spot. A strong military
band will be in attendance. and dancing
and other amusenents will be indulged in.
The tickets are remarkably low-$2 for the
round trip; refreshments will be served o.
the train, and the managers mean TO make
it most ENJOYABLE affair. Tickets at
Hawley's, and at the Depot on the morning
Of starting. Boys now's your chanca
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shaaox, Of comine Exsnse.

Lectures will be delivered at the Ninth.
street Trinity Church for the benefit Of
the Mclean M. E. Church as follows
This evening, THAT Boys Sister," by Rev.
J. H. Vincent. Tomorrow evening, "The
Modern Attack aud Defense OF Christiani.
ty," BY Rev. +, w. Mcdonald. Thursday
evening, 9th inst THE Place OF Aletho.
dism in American History" by Rev. John
=. Hurst
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The introduction into this country a
the Australian acacia is deprecated by
Prof. Dwinelle, Of the University of Cal.
ifornia, who says the handsome foliage
and sweet flowers Of the acacias will provs
to be expensive luxuries. Those planted
at San Rafael, California, have been nur-
series for the breeding of large whits
"mealy bug" or "scale," which has spread
to orchards and gardens, and is pfovings
great plague. ~ Be.G
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we're present. and the session will close to-
morrow.
The State Convention Of Blue Ribbon
men reassembled this morning at $3.50 and
to-day are considering temperance work
throughout the State. n"
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A Good Fishing Stream.
ran kk~ vxu- D1..~H

Hibiscus, now c,lled Tyssa, a river h
Hungary, must be perfect angicfs
elysium. ut is SO replenished with fish
that in summer, when the river is low.
the people say the river smells of fish,
But the River Bedrock excels even thn
in its piscatorv claims, it being said TO
consist of two parts water and one of
fish, Tockay, famous for its wines. d
on the river"