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4 Scene ut the Southern Railroad Rane
Quet In Cincinnati

Cincinnati Coanefell. Nareh t9.
There occurred grand and thrilling epsoda-
The great orchestra, under the puiss:snt button
of Michael Brand. struck up the stirring osd alr
of '.Dixic,' with its soul-thri!llng associations
The old soldiers IT the North and the o soldiers
OF the South looked ut each other, and the vast
throng was still. hut bcfnre the second os.r WIS
struck the emotions Ut the ga.nt Sauthernrrs
ovcrcanle them. and nlmt5t simultaneously they
spr.any to their feet. more than a thousand
strong, aud the old Southern battlc-cry made
the arches ring again Side by sifc with theta
stood the Northern hosts and cheert.d with them.
Again and nsain the men Of the South broke
forth us the Kay measures wt'ke their en-
thusiasrn, and the strrins Ut the orchestr. were
fairly drowned by their united voc,'s-
a prominent gentleman ot Cincinnati; md q
ncssee, and said: ~'rhat is the old ltcbcl YELL
Ye vas the reply, and Z NJ now be- bear M i r4sed :xd
The SCENE that followed is tnaescrlbahlc. Such
one was never witnessed l,elor. A. ths fuIl
'.The Star-Spangled Banner,
o long may it wnve
Oer tho land OF the free
And the home OF tho brave
the great organ burst forth iu XloriDlls unison
with all its magnificent power. md the INST nu-
ieaee aross a. one n mrn nn @ tne nd nto1 cnecf
the National air for the first TIM: sucg the dnrk
and bloody years ut the grcnt Civil War. Men
Tat,ee,uaer ean ss.'u tho 1 stass and strps and
under the Stars and Na.s-clasperl han.!s and
waved ha,ldkerchiefs until the great level of tho
hall wns like n white SEA. All the sound 1t tho
orchcstr.. and uryan WIS lost 1t, the exust:snt
shouts Of reconciliation and cosnnnn l,a1riotsrt,
md tho great wave ut enthusiasm swept oscr
the vast, glowing coneuursc, nnd carried every
thing belure IT, 1t WIS II scens: never tu ae tnE-
gotten by those who parricpatcd,-:1 moment
that Was cardinal in tho history of the great
Republic.
Surely the honored projectors or the great cn-
terprtsc, the successful completion of which was
workers upon the grand design btllltied nst're
wisely th,tn they knew. and helped % uccef'-
plish ends iar beyond and deeper than they
flrenmr OF.
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ter hair, which is golden, is neatly combcd back
oeHlna s, me ears and done up in the most simple
rEeulauon style, since the other ladies follow
sut1 have been eleven years in the Saiya-
nsa1 non Army said this sister, land Of course,
naSG olten been what you might cult annoyed
ana fnsuited BY those who always jeer ut rclig-
. .oh, out that turned me always more toward
theu rd + 1eei at once that the harder hearted
mem. That Is the spirit in which we all work.
was IN very cold state to God when was
commenced the iove-iabor Of saving M others, and
that ls why am here now. Ny heart and soul
arc IN the movement
Is also native Of London, 3 years Of age, and
the tAllest Of the whole party. She, too, has
Ea5I ha,r, ana rather straight sharp face, with
said she, "to q Baptist chapel before / Joined
me Salyadon Army, of which have now been
their meeting house, and, hearing them sing,
thought would go In and see how liked them
round them better than what belonged to,
and 1t didn't take much persuasion by one OF the
sisters to induce me to become recruit
well Lieut. Miss Alice Coleman, and what
part Of the Old country do you come from?'
young damsel of e. With sweet, mild voice
she answered:
My native home is Salisbury. 1have been in
the army now over eighteen months, nnd left
my fnther and mother, and home for this cause.
we did not wear special costumes when in Sails
bury, but some Of the men wore Salvation bands
round their hats. 1t was rough place to labor
in, and our lives were often threatened. The
mob used to throw stones ut MS and hiss us. and
just before left one Of the sisters was struck
the shoulder with stick and now lies seriously
sick. Still, VIC carried on the work and made
many converts. They can't drive us away, and,
for my Part, I'm ready to 60 wherever l am
wanted"
Lieut. Miss Elizabeth Pearson 1s Not
tingham lass, the only ono Of the party with
dark hair, who responded to the questions asked
her with s' used to work in hosiery factory
before I became soldier IN this holy cause,
some 1m eleven mouths ago; but I was only too
willing to give up everything for it. I have u
glorious thing indced-a labor Of 1ove-to work
for our dear Lord
Lieut.. Miss Ann Shaw also halls from
Nottingham. She is the youngest of the urmy
Of invason-swcet eighteen-a pretty, fresh
looking country fnce and bright complexion.
nyent ~, wen ~orkSd d for tue army yet although
came hero used to earn twelve shil!lngs II
week in a hosiery factory. L am quite in love
with the work. but it is By chance that I am
hereFfor the dny before we left London at the
farewell meeting there was sumo doubt about
one Of the sisters being able to 20, and SO was
telcsr.lphed for, and came On at twcnty-four
hOur3' uUtice.S
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and famous for nothing except being the
home OF the OLearys. Dan, the pedestrian,
was horn here but whether she of the cow
and lamp notoriety first saw hgnt III tnts
were crowded with barefooted,' haIehfadteiu, Esti,,
uncleanly looking women and idle, oad!y-
dressed men. One had to be COCA nafi-
gator, else he would stumble over dlr1y cl1l!,
tiren. looked into 4 couple OF the hutS, anu
they were filthy places indeed; Bare, 1amp,
soil floors; q few boards Knocked togetner II
corner covered with straw was the be't, and
low. unbacked stools, such as mllkMAlt:S liSo
in America, served as chairs. This hotts
good not OILY in the village, but OIL the far!us.
Farms, mind you, are large ones they
are composed of ten acres. TN these laE'tts
there are in nine cases out Of ten twice Is
many people as the land can possibly suppsy
with food. And in many cases this arises
from the fact that the son and daughter or
two Of these farmers marry, anu then the
parents build a third hut, md the two farms
must then support three families. Let me
give you an instance, Mr.; Murpliy's son
Of giving the couple enough money 10 Mote
TO some less thickly populated section, or 70
enlisratc, the fathers Insist on Keeping the
Children On the honsteaah forns fnpfy fay
100 years.. In very 6rlet time theIe ARISES
a large crop. of animals, put rainy season
sets in, and there i sad aearth oI Fegelaple
"Murphles :, =, to ICED mem. ra,hi.it ~
AEtCSoAty AotHo"os AA~.'A -
self i'll the dirt. and begs the world 10 1eeo
her. ~-
lHf. AELaEf Af.E EitNos"
When reacheu tne Cou.t-inouse, n.e',,,t aee,
alslni'l on p.'ce, taG rha .,,.i;tcri,r,
ment ~, 1gssiUn ;ti. maH ,.Irra,s wiIa
was wen n1!eu VIII ~. hal.c.aI ~ S,s'
on ing ptaei"t'n s'st o nu. ,.9ril;,- o,,ov
son. IN lro1lt oi T'lqnm MerG "MHiis H ;:nsts n"
lne ; ~. 1 ' 4, ,.n.s, ~ ,Is;s,a"aes
afgulR pl9 +a aa1o r,mt,nsuis S3 uppn uu Th meet
OF passing tne freseht'neli'n ,'.1, lne Iees a,t
my W;s sess moss oe, m ,.use, n e ~ h;ss" sHp
1p constant upro1r ~ applaHse ppa. 'ioa's5 ~ ~
y tne seut.nent . u Ky pta,'oa SpssNe ah.,,+ nna.
tenth q tne WORK pfoposeo WAS passeo opo"
faxoFaoy. -, 1.,,.,.,,
Ehe session IS composeu OF ail tne dMst1ces ~
OF the Peace VINO nave pfopt.iIt{ ~ tao
Barony, ana dozen ol tne n,enGtst eit:s Tess tess
tcoAl'ty talel p'1els seieIteo " n"ts W., tsv. tii
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OPP0sITS.

II al! were fair
4 blue mOnntoty Of 5pccklcSs skies,
Without the rempcsts onset Or surprise
We should look up TO Heaven WILD weary eyes
Athirst for tcnrs,
And mortal lips would frame prayer
For storms to check the cleur, safe air
With hopes and fcAr3-
II life we're soTrowiess,
And knew no hours at nll Of spiritual nl9n1.
JOYS gladtcr news III lines OF lightI
How could the luck
Than that of Joys sweet sell be less,
If Sorrow held not up for Joys address
Her tablet black?
With its vanguard Of pains that thrill ,,a,,
Upon tho tender nerves, what power could au
Lifc's term with value, or disttH
Pleasures that play
Across the S1lf-Sume nerves that sun rluE uoeu.
t}r what could sweet Love do, whom Death
makes luth
To 20 away?
If no Wrong were,
Virtue, ,1nlnissuned, would an idtcr pc,
White tight would lack tie zt:st OF victory,
Souls miss tho glory OF becoming free'
And VIII, unchOiced.
Float motioniess upon the per1ect alf.
Knowing no need Of toll. benevolence, OF prayer
No need of Christ!
Father of all! ...
The bases of this Earthly World are Thfne,
with througing virtues finished and dfrines
Thine are the nights,
And Thine the depths WhGrEt0 they cali,
And fr,,,n Thy hands. with equal love, do fall
Litts gicoins md lightsl
BOYER Il. CAmBELr.
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r..s 90 ns,a. 49,, r,.,,, n,n
Cataeol1u .nuEe'' CO. e.e4 atAo ao.' eo14 ,'-
of West washington anu fcorla streets. Inc
Rt-Rey w E. McI4nren, S. r. D., Bishop: the
1,.,, : IT Knou}as ,,r;nst in charge Holy Com
~ - ts,ra, .nornt7,, r,,,,,,or ,,,a
mun1oh Ut L.. in' Sno.s4 l'ol".ns p.m, ~. ~"
celebration or the Holy Communion Ut td;ooa H.
Choral evening prayer at 7:30 p. m. The sixth
of the snec;ul co,rsc of Lcntcn sermons will be
...s., t 49,, ro+hoarolu u+ I.,o n ~ hv tha ne,-
gwen ~ tne .alueu,"' -. r: r. -, ~ .ss .no
Arthur httchic, OF the Churen OF tno ASCENSION.
lam -,
n,,,,o,> a,or oro, xr;u oc1.;o+o IN ST 1an,cs'
-n'snop 'AeAien a wa oes -. -. $500 ~. ~
Churcn, corner OF Cass anu i1uton oltcee9' ~
l0:45 L. H. and 4:30 p. nj. Communion at = H. m.
The Rev 4. H. Holland will oi1icnte in Trim
H.. C.,ro,, corrar of Michigan avenue and
-, ~ ouu1so' s a. ~ mis- -, ,,1 7.I5n m
Iwellty-slxtn stleet' III 1o'f' H. Ill. s1ne ~ r. A
Communion ut $3.50 a. M
The Rev. ". II. KnOwltOn Will oftict0tc nc St.
ardrc,y's church. corner of West Washington
..a n.,,ax, e+-aote a. 1o.en n. m and4n m.
Ansgarius' Church Sedgwick street. near Chica-
70 avenue, ut 1850 IL. Ill. and j 80 p. IN. -.
The Rev. Clinton Locke will o1iciate in Grace
Church, Wabash avenue, near Sixteenth street,
at ii IL nj, and $50 p. III. Communion ut Il. III.
nishop NcLareu viii administer the rite Of con-
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TIRE SALVATION ARMY.

IENS0SSEL OF ITS LEADERS.
Aendon was made in last Sundays TRIBUNE
~ ~ ne arrival at New York Of the vanguard OF
ue Salvation Army" an English religious or
sau1zanon under command of Gen Booth Tor
SEsangslizing the slums Of large cities. The
NV NV iork Telegram gives the following PEN
tEClares OF the leaders now in this country:
lsn9 99alnissioner Ralston who was born in Scot
1a 1rao;.' Is young man of 30, with an exceedingly
ttst. ank manner. He Is rather thin and Of medium
ssote: snae His face is dark aud displays abnnd-
h1asSi- u color. The cheeks are covered with
cssatLsthe elus the upper lip. 4 r1ther long heurd IS
ny nggta!ly divided in the middle and neatly TRIM
hs o!1 a1 on either side. The face IS surmounted
1sn 1nsoner might be taken for u militiaman. For
~ ;ne PAST seven years he has worked assiduously
don. "oon Army neaoquoite1a Al Aon'
gapt Miss Emma wcstbrook is native Of
agaon, % ycars Of age, short and plumb, with
a"''k' opon face, Of decidedly English tyre.
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THE LOST OCCASION.

Extract from 1vn1tters poem II, the Apru Audntsel
Some die too late and some too soon-
At early morning. heat Of noon.
Or the chill evening twilight Thou,
Whom the rich Heavens did so endow
With eyes Ut power and Joyc's own broWs
With all the nlassive strength that fills
Thy me-horizon's grant hills:
With rarest gifts of heart And head
From manifest stock Inherited;
New EnglunIs stateiicst type Of man,
In port and speech Olympinn;
Whom no one met, ut first, but took
A second awed and wondering look
las turned, perchance. the eyes OF Greece
On Phdias' unveiled mAsterpteee>;
Whose words, IN simplest ho1ne;spun clad,
The Saxon strength OF CEdmon's hnt>
With power reserved 1T need 70 reach
The Roman forum 9 loftiest speech
Sweet with persuasi0n+ eloquent
In passion, cool in argument,
Or, p0ndcrous, falling On thy foes
As fcl! the Morse gods hanmer-hlows,
Crushing, as II with Talus' Hail,
Through Errors logic-woven mail.
And failing only when they tried
The ada1nant OF the righteous side
Thou. foiled in ain and hope, bcreaved
OF old friends, by the new DECEIVED.
Too soon for us. too soon for thee,
Beside thy lonely Northern sea,
Where long and low the marsh-.ands spread,
Laid wearily down thine august head-
Thou shouldst have lived to feel below
Thy feet Dfsuni0n's fierce upthroW-
The lnte-sprung mine that uuderlntd
Thy sati concessions vainiy matie.
Thou 6huuldst hnve seen from Sumter'a wall
The star-f]ug of tho Union full.
And nrmed Rebellion pressing on
Tho broken lines OF Washington!
No stronger voice thnn thine had then
Called out the utmost might OF men,
To make the Unions charter FREQ
And strengthen Law by Liberty.
How had TINT stern arbitramcnt
To thy gray ags yout11's vtgor lent,
Shaming ambitions paltry prize
Tnfnrn fhv f91aj1fIixiortff1
Breaking the spell about thee wound
Like the green withes thnt Samson bound;
ncdccminy, in one effort grand.
Thysclf and thy imperiled land!
An cruel Fate, that closed to thee,'
o sleeper BY the Northern sen.
The gates Of opportunity!
hut, where thy native mountains bare
Their forehe:lls tn diyincr air,
Fit emblem Of enduring fame,
One lofty summit keeps thy name.
For thct: the cusmic forces did
The rearing OF that pyramd-
The PRESIDENT ages shaping with
Fire Hood, and frost thy .nonolith.
Sunrise and sunset iny thereon
With handsof light their benssout
The stllrs Of midnight pause to sot
Their jewels III it's c0ronet;
And everfnore that mD1lntain-mass
Seems climbing from the shadowy paaa
To light, Us II to manifest
Thy nobler self, thy life ut best!
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A Short story.

Kidney Wort is slightly cathartic vegetable
remedy for liver and kidney disorders, which It
CURES By the dissipation and expulsion Of mnz-
billie agencies in tho blood For piias II 1s most
penetceut discovery. Children Gun usc IL
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A Tribune Correspondent on the
Ground Making lnvestiga-
tons in Person.
The Scheme Of Government AS
sistance, and How It
Works.
Money Loaned at Low Interest for
the Employment Of Un-
skilled Labor.
Tha Result Is to Relieve Distress and
Make Valuable Improvements.
Description Of an Extraordinary Present
ment Session" at C1anakilty.

From. Our own Correspondents
CORK, Ireland, March t, 1sS0.-By this time
| the readers Of THE TRIBUNE certainly know
| that there is a deal Of distress In Ireland,
| and distress, too, which has reached very
| close relationship to starvation. The sad
| vail Of distress from this island has reached
| every nook of the civilized world, and mill
[ ions Of souls have responded to the cry of
! starvation, and are still letting their syInpa-
| thias flow in the direction of giving relief.
! The statement made was q general one,-
",rhe people are starving" 4 stranger ar
! riving on the spot OH the threshold Of an i'll
! yestIgation into the real state Of things is
amazed at the difficulties he meets. lie is
| told by one man whose yeraclty lie has no
| reason to doubt: 1.-THE people are actually
! starving; see them idle and without any
| food or means to procure itn Another, who
| is equally reliable, and who appears to know
| as much about the country and clrcnH-
| stances OF the people, questions very much II
| any particular distress does exist This con-
| tiict is not to be found in one district more
than another. South or west in certain To-
caities you will find the same conflict Of
| opinion. Be he landlord, large OF small, he
will scout the idea, Be he tenant, he will
assert that great want is in the land, and i'll
| most cases his shrnnken features will be
sufficient witness to his truthfulness.
| If distress does not exist the British Gov
ernnlent would hardly have adopted meas
ures for distributing money in a manner un-
paralleled i'll the history Ut Ireland since the
famine of 1913. When 1 left America, only
| a fortnight ago, there was very general i'm
preston that the Government had done
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shey Hall at II a. n on i" Salvation by the Blood
of Christ :, - -----

81 ssey Hall ct Il a. m on Salvation by the Blood
LUTHERAN.
The Rev. DR.. Peck, of Rock Isand H., will
preach ut Triuity Church, Deurboru avenue and
Eric street, ut 1880 u. N.
INDEPENDENT.
The Rev. c. Needham will preach In the Chica-
60 Avenue Church. corner of North La Snlle
Street, morning and evening. At ) p, ILL., will
occur the revfew'Of the entire Sunday school in
the auditorium by the pastor.
TEMPERANCE.
spces % Rsefn ander ths , an
De held ut Avenue Hall, 159 Twenty second
street this evening, at 7:*5 AL are cordially In
Tho Woman's Christian Temperance Union
holds daily Gospel meetings Mt 3 p. m. In Lower
Fnrwen Hall. No. 150 Madson street. Leaders
Tuesday, Mrs. Mtcoi1n McDoweil "Wednesday,
Friday, Hrs. J. r. Dice; sat,uraay, Hiss T. I.
Hood.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Rev.J. K. Applebec will preach in Apple
bee Hull, corner Of Eincennes avenue and Thir-
tsh r stIbscf z T. m ad m m and MSf Wa
Great"
logical Seminary, will preach ut tho Wishing
~ Liberal Reunion in the hall No sls West
Lepers, Having Becn Persuaded to Come,
Should Re Induced to , Co. John and good
speakers will bc present"
and their friends will be held to-day: At the
corner ut C1tnai aud kizie streets at .. nl, led
IL MKas st 4 The esisaSo s toa St
$50 p. H., les by ". S. Miller. of the Pullnl:ln
pulaec CIR Company: and It No; SAsouth Canal
e cheaso D. on 4fe LOUIS u Il Niiro"a ii Inc
services in tho church corner Of Monroe and
T,ffrs cfr atS .1f = t%s3
Elder MnrA II. Forcutt will preach in Tom
iot5a err IN and n; ;:so p n: Morning subject;
Evening: This E1rth Our Heaven"
Tho Disciples Of Christ meet ut 20 West Ran
dolph 1, street e, # + p H. All are inyte
ana for Nothing to the Sinner, hut Rewards to
Saints for Services, ut Gospel Han. 81 South
Deplancs street, ut ) ?. NJ. Gospel meeting Ut
Scotch eyangelsts,
The Young Mems Christian Association hnye
arr ga the heS m n t2
course this afternoon, Mt 4:N, in F:srweli Hall.
His subject viii be, The Gospel Of tie King
school lessons. Ali are invited to attcna this
o'clocR, led by Prof i. B. Williams nnd tho bliss
choir. -.....
The West Side Philosophical Society meets
in Castles Lake Street Opera House !dle, this
evening ut O'Clock. Subject: " Woman*s
A SpiritualIsts' and mediums meeting will
be held by Dr. Wiggin ut SOS W est Madison street,
ut 8 p. III.
fine Litany service at No. 81 Clark street will
he continued during Holy Week every day ut
E:10 p. III. All ure invited.
CALENDAR FOR THE WEEK.
EPISCOPAL.
March 2l-Sixth Sunday In Lent
March 22-aiondny before Easter.
MArrh 1}-Iuc5lny before Easter.
March 3rWcduesdny before Easter.
March 2-Thursiay before Easter; Annuncia-
ton of the Virgin Mary.
3Iurch o6-Good-F Friday.
March 27-Easter-Eyen.
CATHOLIC,
March 21-Pa1m- Sunday.
March as5;-Feria.
March 2}-Feria-
Murch 34-Ferin-
March 25-Malndy- Thursday Of Obli-
gntiOn.
March a-Gooti- Friday.
March 2,-Holy Saturday.
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Nav i've in Ills J town VT but no paplst
c,,a, ,.;t+t. I,on,,;t. wrote nndcrne,th.
noe WY 49,, ,I,,'a ,t5 ,rn;.a te,, ,va
He tnat wroe1 tneSs .es @ 4tu III ates ~ ha
A. enG 20 tnet ", M +,r, zelda t ,o,nt
lIaaitlon ms y qt, ~ sc sh ,.rtar ~ ~
q tne hoilanlse es, cttt 80 th teo ,ta, ~
the nIst twn of +%a s"e1 finrn ~ te 9a'4' way -
thinklhs sauoeo euo 4oil," A'
~ ~ so,nc snv f;,,t no natter for that
He died; and, II what we've heart is Alright,
lie cn1ne to hell's quite in u 1nournful plight;
WHO'S there: says tno sentry On euato. ouo'n
, 1880-03-21


The Rev Brooke IIerfortl will preach moru-
ing und evening In this Caurch OF the Messiah.
corner oi Michigan uvenuc and IWenty-th'r1 l,t
isteeI icee;ng "t:ls Chrss Evening: ast Augas1ne
The Rev. W. (. Aigef will preach im Unity
place, morning aud evening. Morning subject:
'.The Keys Of the KtnE!oal Of Heaven" Even
ing subject: s1he Nsbt 3 # Life Life ~ ~ rh,ra
Church. Monroe and L:stiin streets, at 3:;D p. IN.
Subject; .A Fast Acceptable to God: What
THE lev. D. c. Tomlinson will preach in
Unity Church, Oak Park, this morning
uS1vEissALlST.
The Rev, N. S. Sage, Of Sycamore, ILL.,, will
preach morning md evening ~ tao second s5,Il,
streets. Morning subject: "What Is Liie7"
Evening: !: Does sciei'ce Warrant the Hope of
The REV W. II. Ryder will preach in St. Pauls
Church, on Michigan avenue, near Eighteenth
street, at 1O:45 u. N. And 1:.D p. III.
CHRISTIAN.
The Rev. Irving \. Scarlcs wiil preach IN the
Cottage tir>yc avenue, ut 1:sD P. III. The first of
Il scric, of 1cn lectures on lngersollisin will 1e
given, the subject Tonight being, is There
God:'' -,,,.
~I,arton W. johnson, editor OF the Eran0c'fst'
will preach ut the church corner OF Western aV-
nS vii a preach morning and
evening ut 81 South Green street ,,
The lev; Geor:e .a swSeney zen; VIII nreaca ean1
ty-fifth street and Indiana avenue.
The, kcy. Charles II. Cation will preach IN
the Second Church, Oakley avenue, corner OF
he'p f4 5ho People Of God" Evening subject:
THE Young Mans Dren r g Life; to" preatns
NEW 5ERCsALEM.
The Rev ". r. Peudleton will preach II the
church corner of Washington street and Ogden
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-10-27

I
1 r. F0rlnM 0T1 NF
| HIHR
611OtUO" ~ VII
-----
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ on the
c:no& Tuondo,, &hn d da.s ~ M
TuSl uuCouoy, Inc 6u Uoy VI nv
L x
VemOef next,
Pos. Otce 5uiinr in Empre CitT. Ormsbr Cosnty.
state ~ Ney.da and election viii he hedd Tor STATE
C.n,ntv and rounsbin Of6cers to wit
Presidential P1scso-s.
Mamher "f conrrsss
Jnstice S,,rreme Cor,+
state senator.
Asse,,hIvInen
SLor;N.
! D;sar;ct atto-,,s,.
! Conntw C1arL
Sounty TraaS,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-10-27
NOTICE NO. 63.

NOTICE NO. 63.
Act of Congress Approved June 5, 1878.
UNITED STATEs LAND OPFTcx, !
CARSON CTrY Nevada, September "a. 1880.
Notice hereby given TO all whom it may That
Matthew c. Gardner of the County of Ormsby, State Of
Nevada has this day filed in this Office his application No
H. to purchase the United States Government the
following described of land chiefly valuable for tim
Der and unfit for cultivation viz Southwest quarter of
Section a. Township No. It, north of Range No Is east
NJ D. NJ, containing 100 acres, and situate within the
Carson City, Nevada U. S. Land District.
Any and all persons having any interest in claim to-
sad land adversely to said applicant hereby required
file such adverse claim with the register Of said Land
this notice, Or failing y Co. they will be barred Of
such adverse right claim.
sep.s God c. A. WITHEREIi., Register
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-10-27
FOR SALE.

I OFFER FOR SALE THREE HUNDRED
Il of and, with dwelling house, barn and sheds
good ice house dsAt east three toDsweii adapted
for milk ranch Stables and sheds enough to accommo
date ono hundred cut from to Que
hundred tons Of hay; also vegetable grounds also offer
for sale from TO head Of graded Angora grade
81 to 1916 together with three full bloOded bucks
rom imported stock. For price and particulars inquire
nvl5..f s. r. SWIFT, Warm Springs.