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INTERNAL REVENUE.

ar i ~pr.f. or 1Et,r -. 3vut,rt.ry ,,ta-oy1-ro
Ep.e.at ih,sateh ~ ri. fnteaao Tr4h,,...
WAs,,rynroy. d. e. Dec. p.-,rhe cor,-
mIssioncr of Internal Reyenue l.as 1nada hfs
ANNUAL examination ff the intelunl.rcyenuo
ofIlcr4 of the cnuntrv. rhav Mi show tho
condition of business in The yarious dfstricty
m the Hist Of Octohor last. rho following
ID n summary nf Tim ,,rlncfnnl features ~
these rcports In thu Il]ttjuis districts.
Y,,sr 1usrn,cr.
Tha Collector Is J.. d. Harvey Tbo to,al
COLLECTIONS were so95.1l4. The Office is re-
uorted In flsst-class order. No stamus ara
sold out Of tue Office. Tho Collector re-
oulres $4,000 bond from his deputies,
No STAMPS ara ayar so,d M rre,3;t' Tim
denosfts nra made witt, the Suf-rreas,lrer
antt with tho Fifth National Bank Of Chjcaao
daily. The Collector in Engaged In uo
other business, which lutsrferes with
lila nf,lctn1 dntv Tin Yorca Ia,
connoscd nj cood rtliob]o men. .rhn rratle
Of ot1ce A mar scale Of merit is tx which In.
dicntns very gnoJ. but mt nuite perfect.
Examined by Keyenue-A gent Konnoy.
SECOND p1srn1c~r.
Co]tectnr T.. n Crontcr. .rba tota1 cn1lcc.
tions were sf6 ma. Tho Govnrnmpnt fun,la
nre kcnt In n bank-varft. mi ,nJxed wifi,
other fnn,lz Tha .lrnostte ora nnda vii,
the Assistant Trrasurerof C1,icnpo wl,rneyer
81 900 nrn NJ, hand. Tha forca Il cn,unoscl
Of reliable men, md everything about tho
office ia found to In In excclient condition.
'1ba grade of of1]ce ner scnln at merit ia M.
| !. which Indicates excellent eyerytl,kng mar.
feet mr. nearly "a. Royenue.A 4 rent Eannev.
axaminer,
vurtn 7,,srptf.r.
4 au,o.4 ,ro.Ia, T., ~. Cett.n.o~ rn. 4.
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~ ~ - W.
Sudden and Unexpected
Boom in Favor Of
Keifer.
The Administration Goes Over
to Him Bag and
Baggage.
A Pledge Of tho Southern Ropub-
p, licnn Support Also Given
to Him.
Belief Among Many that 0onkling's
Support viii Kill Anyboay's
Chances.
Knox's Excuses for the Fail.
ure Of Examiners to
Examine.
The Main Duties Expected Of
an Examiner are Really
Impracticable.
Standing Of Illinois Revenue Of.
fees, and Amounts Collected
.. at Each.
Two People, Sent to soutl, America ia
DO Hurlbut and Kilpatrlck's
Work.
Secretary Lincoln Is Charmed with Ead'
-Eads Has "Blown 1n," So
Far, E4,660,000.
TIE Main Duties Expected Of
an Examiner are Really
Impracticable.
Standing Of illinois Revenue Of.
foes, and Amounts Collected
=. at Each.
Two People. Sent to soutl, America to
DO Hurlbut and Kllpatrlck's
Work.
Secretary Lincoln Is Charmed with Eads
-Eads Has "Blown In," So
Far, E4,660,000.

ruE sPEAKERsU1P.
.r,rAvnr-ru,rE,,.s s,1ripry prurxnru.
! sptetat p,,patcn to 1ns cnteaqo 1rtomn
,WAsrttyaroy. D, G., Dec, a.-Tho SDeak-
orsl,ip contest has today assumed decided
ly different pl,ase. III tho origin the cali
yaas was iurgoly sectldtat, 1t has now be-
co,uc. In H. ereat measure, political MFR.
Keller con hardly bo called M ,lltra-Stulwart,
Int ho ,nnst cortnl1v IA mt a ualt-Drccd. and
ho represents. ~ bctwcc1, the three lcnta:ng
candt.la,es--1iiscock, Kassor, and hln,self--
the Stnlwart oIuueut, md 1,e Is being used
Us the candidate OF tho party OF 500 against.
the field, It WIS not Until this ulorn-
inp TINT It becap,o evident that tho Stall
wnrt etemont hntf came tn tho front
IN A1r. Keffor,a interest. Thnt. most clearly.
Ia the fact today. and 1t Is a fact which hos
CREATED consternatton and discOuragoulont at
tho ulscock ieaduuarturs,
nov CAMERON.
nytar snondInr twn or tlrea days In New
York, ,vhero he VIVA c,nsctet1 Mt tllIferel,t
times with Roscon Con}iltur. cume hero yes-
tcr,iov. and nrlvntely tnok tho field In the
pennsvlvnnfn fleiegat,on.. Tor Mr.. Keller
npainst Ufscock. Tho Ohio men seem to
have receiypd instructions to TINT effect for
they have concentrated their batteries today
unon tic Pennsylvania delegation, which
l,ns arriyed here in full force. md they
have done so with very noticeable effect.
| It Ia evident tonight that PENNSYLVANIA, iu q
great measure, controls the contest. The
Peunsylyanians arc conscious Of their power,
and are evidently determined 10 mako the
mostof 1t. Pennsylvania Keeps its eye single
to this one object, nnli t;ls taken steps today
designed to make tlle Influence OF ths dele
| gation rs powerful ~ possible. Tie Penn
, 1881-12-03
,...,onaI rroprioty, and has not assented
r'one''''rh m Thu 1natsor, however, Is not as yet
" ia, ,toctinlj,

~ TjfE VOICE Or O01s.

lnN ~ rjr; yUlCK Or non.
r, tht t1iisor o} 7ns Chteaeo Tribune.
o,,,,Ino. DEC. 2.-WheM VIZ t!l!nk at that
C,.ann,tllo worm Of humanity, tho assasfn
eens "". noblo President, sitting In court a11d
Of oa..., "" In carry Oh tho dtsEracetal ptacccd-
aIo"ss NJ making abusive retorts and impldcnt
hss.v,.nn,ons, hs THO soul ot every rlRhtrnlutled
'hN.' rovoits at tho fact tint ho Is still alfyo
pet'o oarn,it,ctl 10 glory In deed which WIS
aa 'prnctlitated for weeks and committed
olu l,.,,nGt ca,sc, Ills Disgrace ulat Ills trial
"'.,s W. hoer ot,o of continued wranRle, mud that
uMss,Dnfests ~, no present aFgns Of ending Is to
y. h'ad .ts,,orcd lu those conducting the prose-
rutlo1,. ,,,,t,,, ,u,,to,, I. ,,r,uor.,,
,,.a,,o,p,,t the cou..try concornlrg tho coli.
ny n.,',, Of GlItcau, and that Ills case l'as not
."an J,soosel Of long ago Ii sllnno to tho
1,w Of tic country. .-...-. '......,
when tho assassin can make such cumming
,ussrl,es and reply TO tho lawyers In q innll-
~ ~ ,vhlc|, ,nanifcsts I'LL amount OF sflrnwd-
sss as.. for lis own interest thnt cah unly be
n.nesssscssc.l by, p0rson Of real selise, leaves
2f u ilustraGeu 81 te renrk
ha m,ailp TINT j" ie dttl not ,tssaaitato tho
lns.osH.syt, H. H"t NWt killed itul.n 1lo also hollis
III i,fhi ti,o death Of the President WIS caused
Sy T malpractice On tI'o part ct the nlysielaf's.
i;.fen,, jlc would bo alive todny..
~ i,nyp committed tnnrtfHr Gnitcn,l hns
toIfciic,! Ills own life, aiid this Is wllat tito
SatIu!l demands.
lid lu not C1llse to be ,sllrnttsteu IN Rrlet
;o,ha 'n1i Government which Is perfectly nilor-
n,amss lin lives In II cntt With tweuty ttnGs
,hs "co,ufOrt nt petty thief. md yet he has
u'a the resumption 10 cxpect1o be acquittcd. or
sent m 10 III insane asylum, from which lio wlil
snl thcn RI OH tho lectnrts.t,cltl.
Xiii not tho citizens Alld newspapers gen
.yay express tl!eir hilds. tllat wo luay
tnoN what tito Nation dutlinllds III this INIT
;pr nas' rather tiar continuing ule Wratlgle and
ss,tcy tl.an faree. and tho lioniZatton OF n
rw1,t,lerer whose vanity fs fed by eRger de-
naltis far his autographs? y. &. q.
4 SPECIMEN T1Jnt,ATENING LETTER.
WASHINGTON, d. t., Nov. m.-Tlio follow
,og litter, received BY AIr. Scovlllo today, Is
.specImcn Of class which fills his plgen.,-
holes. Judge Cox receives similar apistlcs
It Tho rate os dozen q day..
MuwAuKEE. Wis, nor. 20, 1ssl-To c. T.
cata Je cSr. G,a hc Jg,w to" arc srny ,g'y
Der of Gen. j. a; onrled result aan tho ae9utttnl
oiae prsones. he md yol KY may eo,!mona your
s,ons "a, K. tits eisy: branch orsanzat1eus are Ss-
s e;ne sxset M ,S Rgspa sss p s'ss t Of Na Ss
Ss's ssas s sns HS9 @ Our M % oSeet
se nC Sfioi se escaoo RO q w. sorn ne
march 10 Washington and lynch tho aeaasln, to.
rstSer with JuAgo Cox and tho Jury. Outraged
}Sulv g1,1er u of noSi. aWreid: for tho farce whc
hss bcen permittesl tn invade her eoIotnn TOM
, 1881-12-03

Of salary: "No, sir, your pay will stop on
tho day Of your resignation" Latnphere's
successor is j.. r. Butler, Of Idaho. Ills ap-
potnt1nont Ia saitt 10 have been secured by
Senator jones, Ut Nevatin. y'.,
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-07-30

About % miles southwest of Abe
querque the ruins of an ancient city
have been discovered, which, it is
claimed, was one OF the seven cities of
of Cibola. The ruins of a large
church or temple have been discov-
cred, which is over 200 feet square.
Some hammers have also been un-
earthed, but nothing in the shape of
sharp-edged or steel tools, have been
found. About five miles from this
large ruin twenty-five smelters have
been discovered. Mr.. Patterson has
also a lot of pottery, consisting of
drinking vessels used by these old in
habitants of the country. The vessels
are of various designs, representing
several species of birds and antelopes.
Some of the specimens are striped and
spotted, with black coloring. An
old man named Baxter found in dig
ging down chamber about ten feet
square, having on one side a fire
place, across which hung a crane hav-
ing clay hook, and at the end of
the hook was a bone. On the
opposite side of the fireplace was
found the skeleton of man in sit
ting position, who was evidently
watching the bone roasting for his
meal, when he and his habitation
were overwhelmed in ruin by sud-
den discharge of lava from the noun
tain. There are lava beds near there,
extending so miles, and Mr.. Patter-
son Is of the belief that the entire
populatian in some former period
must have been suddenly extermi-
mated by great volcanic eruption.
He thinks at one time the crater of
these moutains was go miles long and
from 10 to 20 miles across, an erup-
tien from which would destroy every
living thing within hundred miles.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-07-30
Queer Bread Materials.

Earth bread is made from a white
earth in Upper Lusatia, formerly a
part of Germany, but now under the
rule of Russia, and the poor of that
region use this bread in times OF scar
city. The earth is dug from a hill
where saltpetre was once manufac-
tured. When laid in the sun until
heated it cracks, and globules like
meal exude from it. These are mixed
with little flour and soon ferment,
and are then baked. 1t is supposed
that the saltpetre or soda in this
earth gives ii ligbtness. Something
similar is found in Catalonia, and is
also used for bread. II is affirmed
that in cases of extreme need, many
have lived on this bread for weeks
without experiencing any injury.
Soft stones were ground and made
into bread in the late famine in India,
to prolong, If possible, the lives of
that stricken people. Fish-bread is
still used in Iceland, Lapland, Grim
Tartary and other places far north.
The fish is first dried, then beaten to
fine powder; and sometimes the
inner bark of some of the trees of that
region is mixed with il, and then wet
and made into bread and cakes.
Moss-bread Is manufactured in lee
land from the reindeer moss or lichen
rangiferinus, which, towards the
month of September, becomes soft,
tender and damp, with a taste like
wheat bran. The moss contains a
large quantity of starch, and the Ice
landers gather it in the latter part of
the Summer season, thoroughly dry
1t, and then grind it into mealj and
bread, gruels and pottages are made
with 1t.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-07-30
Frederick Tells HIS Love.

And you really love me dearly ?''
he asked, as he coiled his arm around
her wasp-like system. And you'll
always love me so.
"Always, Frederick; ever so."
"And you'll pledge me to sew but?
s.Sir?"
ssYou pledge me to beautify my
life, that it will always be as happy as
now7"
"With my last breath, Frederick" "
"And darling, you will mend my
soc-7"
"Your what, sir?"
"You will mend my social ways
and draw me upward and onward to
a better existence7"
at will be the pride of my life so
to do, Frederick. l will sacrifice all
for your complete happiness.
81 know that, sweetheart. But sup
pose in the fullness of time, some ac-
cident should happen to-to-say the
trout"
,.You forgot yourself, sir. To the
what7
ITO the trousseau. Would 1t defer
the hour that makes you miner"
"Never, Frederick. l am yours
mind and heart, and naught can sep
parate u.s."
"But what ] want to say is that
should my pant"
"Begone, sir, what do you meanY'
"Hear me, my love. If my pant
ing Nosom should grow cold in death,
would your love still warm it?'
.'As the sun melts the iceberg,
Frederick, so would the rays of my
affection thrill your heart again"
"And you will care for me ever my
soul, and 1 for you; for though may
never have a shIr--"
.'Enoughi leave me forever"
"But listen. Though / may never
have shrinking disposition, l shall
sometimes, perhaps, in the struggle OF
life, forget the plain duty"
"And I'll remind you Of 1t, Fred
erick, i'm tender actions, and make
the duties of existence so pleasant of
performance that to avoid them will
be pain"
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-07-30
A }OOd Deed.
From the San Francisco Post. ]

From the San Francisco Post
There is nothing so noble and touch
ing as a really spontaneous act ofgen-
erosity, after all. The other day, n
rough, careless looking stranger was
walking up Mission street, near Sixth,
when he observed a lot of hoodlums
clustered around the gate of small
frame house, in front of which poor
woman was weeping bitterly sur
rounded by her terrified children. A
scanty array of household goods on
the pavement showed that it was
case of ejectment.
"What are you abusing that woman
for ?" demanded the ''man from be-
low" addressing an ill-favored indi-
vidual, who was carrying out the
furniture.
al amt abusing her." growled the
landlord "she can't pay her rent,
and / ana going to bounce the whole
outfit, that's ALL"
.aIv'e a good mind to bounce you,o
said the stranger, Indignantly !;
"what is the amount that she owes
you :"
twenty-five dollars"
"Here, take it out of that" and the
angry man took out his wallet and
handed over 800 green back.
The victor respectfully turned over
the receipt and the change. Forcing
an additional "V" on the happy wo-
man, the stranger walked rapidly
away.
"Centric cuss, that, " said the house
owner, looking after the philanthro-
pist musingiy.
But the philanthropist said nothing
until he turned tho corner, when he
murmered softly to himself, as he put
on little more pedestrian steam:
"It's no use talking virtue is its
own reward couldn't have got an
other such chance to work off that
counterfeit in year"
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-07-30

SCIENCE has made some wonderful
advances within the past few years,
and we ought not, perhaps, to be sur
prised at any alleged discovery which
does not really involve a contradic-
ton. The proposition of Prof. Bell
to locate the bullet in President Gar
fields body by means of extreme
sensitive electric apparatus is rather
surprising, nevertheless, most people
will be inclined to regard the expert
ment very much as they would those
of diviner with a rod of witch hazel
in a search for hidden springs of wa
ter. 1t will not do to be two incredu-
lous, however. Prof. Bell brought
the telephone out of deeper gloom
than that which seems to surround
the search for Guiteau's bullet.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-07-30
Neither RulI or Bear.

The Reno Gazette local writer tells
the following good yarn "They sat
under the woodbine on a summer
night, with the thermometer ever so
much in the shade. She chewed gum
gently, while he told his love. Me
circumstances, dear, are not what l
would wish them, l have neither
fame, enormous wealth or proud po-
sition, but all these shall be thine. l
will nerve myself to a mighty effort,
mount upon the eagle wings ofa soar
ing ambition, and cleave for thee a
path to the stars sAlas,' sighed the
damsel shifting her quid, whittier has
flown the wealth which your pa gave9'
Into the sack, groaned the young
star-gazer, sin that last Alta deal.
WAS you a bull or a bear ? ALAS,
dear, was neither was jack
ass.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-07-30
No Limit.

The Commissioner Of the General Land
Office at Washington decides that the mining
laws of the United States do not limit per-
son, company or association to one location.
SO long as the locator of several lodes COM
plies with the law, his possessory right to
them will be recognized and protected in the
General Land Office. All that is necessary in
each case is to make the necessary expendi-
ture of 500 on each lode every year.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-07-30
WHITE PINE NEWS
PUBLISHED EVERY sATURDAY-BY
W. l.. DAVIS.
JOB Rim TIN 6i

rhe News Job ONCE is now supplied with an
cards. and other materials and facilities for
good Job printing. Additional materials are
constantly arriving, and we ask the attention
of our friends and the public to the fact that
all job printing can be handsomely and expe-
ditiously done at this Office.
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All colorg aud shades Of Ribbons from to II
cents yard st I. EICHDEkas
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Take L sisLca q. cur bsr2ailg we display il
cur stone. !. EICHBERd.
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A.VCGELER 6 CO.. :
Baltimore, MH,, d. q. :
HEALTH is WEALTH

DR.. 3. @. WEsTs NERVE AND BRAIN TRi
MENT; a specific for Hysteris, Dizziness, Z
sion, Loas Of Memory Spermatorrhea 1msa
teucy, Involuntary Emissions Premature
Age caused by over. exerton, self abuse or Grew
indulgence. which leads to misery, decay war
death. One box will cure recent csses. z G,
boz contains one months treatment Ono do1u!
= boz or six boxes for fve dollars; sent by 1t!ei
prepaid on receipt Of price We guarantceniv
boxes to cure any case. With each orderide
ceiVed By US for six boxes, accompanied sly
five dollars, wo will send the purchaser cur w
ten guarantee TO return the money if The toe
by JANNEY y co., Druggists, Ale1arch
Va, wholesale and retail egents Orde'na
mail will receive prompt attention. mag
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ID FaE5lnE slonR MS fsrTn road we found one
spot t1at woud bear improving, bu. cur friend
said no had conm anced repairing il, and wished
hsppy to do. In COL c,usion we must ssy that
The management of this farm, taken IS whole,
con pletsly Gsarms crlticiam OF its most fsctiy
weapo7s, and excites not only our warmest ap-
provsl but our highest admiration.
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P.aao Covers, Table Covers ard Stand Gov
era, il. sll grades, at IKICaBERG's.
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MONDAY, DECEMBER 1851.

Ensc:nd 81 tia fossotfce st A!e1andr;s, Vs.,
sceoad class matter.]
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pLAIRS GLYOEKINE AND QUIZ
- HA1R TONIC will prevent the hair
falling out and promote its healthy and )
growth. For sale by ~. ...
dec5 WAKEFIELD s. HAI1
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IF YOU WANT First Glass Suit made TO
order IRON $40 10 $50. or fac Ogercoss from
$25 TO $50 We have the argtss stock OF piece
goods 10 The ci:y, ard all garments are made 10
the store and warranted first GLASS 10 every par
licusr, az nc employ Only the best workmen
cad guarantee perfect e.. Gail and examine
our sseck before you purchase.
s. WATERMAN g. Son.
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If YOU want Cheap or Fine O7ercost
UIs;ere;te. or Reversible 0vetcaat Ne have The
best assortment aud the loWest PRICES 10 the
iiy. 8. WATERMAN IL EoN
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aSCTs'H ss.wS.

!sFhJSTh&S SAL OF LAND By yjrme
Z Of decd Of tru from Hergsrst He.zaI
da.et the 1t Gay OF Jue 1877, :o eenr-a 7 :.
~ E.'' ~ 20. s"e sum OF 700 recorded anongst
;Ho taEu RECORDS OF .nfsx county, lber N,
ase g: public auction Fsi-fsv trn,,t Hou.o "
On. "a nj oSCAE, the 10 day of Decem her 1851
le0Ii; dSy) me fG!Io|g described real estate
fdaigaret He'z'l b. Tomas MORE Eoma,is-
.ionei. ~. sfH q bouEae4 4 follows: Beginning on
;he wes! l'c Of ,8s!igSutless land, chain II
links, north of the coryr of lands owrod bv tho
hsl:! OF ,FrfS!sy o'mp'n, thence go, we9t II
cns'ss ., iink5 % sts' .hencs north IS chsina
~ ~ 20 40 - 20 ~: ik!sd, therc3 caateriy along
inc south sldo O. asid r.d 10 chairs ans. y links
10 Sally EntiaE's isnd, aeuce south 10 the b..
ginning contsioing 76 sres more or !ess.
Terms Ct sale E suilient .un in hand tonoy
tie sum 0! %2Q)O with per ct. intsrest f!cm n
inc III Ia5 OF 1une Isl and costs Of ss!e; the
upon itc $40 sold. So 70 take place between
IL ana oc.@ck. I.OnAH y LOVE
J,MES III. LOVE,
Ho72l aots Trn..oec
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ss>ABLE and PUGAgT CUTLERY. SUIS-
( SURS, Sc, e 81 EirR street, cor. Royal
Jus: received 5. ,b,9s Lumber. sS King street,
g oasuMful assortment OF Oelluloic. Table and
Dessert Knives. With sad without Forks, Cary.
ers. Steels, &c Pocket Cutlery in great variety,
Scissors 10 sets aud By the pair, Shears of sssor.
ed siz,s snd qualify, with large stock of other
goods in our IRE not Ieceassr5 to mention, 10
which We are adding Learly every day. Csll
and see.
does d. T. CREIGHTON & SON.
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nOTIl aGtz

.4OMHISS?n. EH~rSbTy 90, V -
EIE REAI. r@,sEI4 ~ 5nU :
C0TJr3TY. -pn-c,a-f :. -t' 70 hr -
.he Hnynn, hs- trrr, icr ctc'ae rendered s!
crssid cSnr,v .Gamor..G! ~ no S1nGQt ScIft
ianusr7 iaqG 49,, Snnn, Oh 1.oDA :lj ! :;
et nuSl;c 1na.,n, ~ 49, 49,, e!Sc> n'' wiz sell
ssit crnoiy Cr 80 W ila"e Q! neEhdon' In
r:te Of 5R5jch tha i..a4a5 & ~ -: tne real es,
sa:y,S ooryi.ti... ~. -, ne::S n'cNatef. died
10. RIO. iiiss in tarr,nS .''c coa.e ., .fna eo
polls: MS . la-,2 psh,e ;g%;iTAU 60
4OUSE: also stnrr-o1r wi,E ar,,,,;-'. t.,11
n.tschet-acw occroiot > Maes," E.:soI =
L. Poole - ~ -
Lot No. 2-I,j,s in v.,do, c,,t,;r.,,,,,
ng!o; aFRzME W t,,iSG ~ ~ q
sso ! G-s.c,sss s,o-rrC, f.r,: ,Da:,,i.J G ~ =.
Mr h:.hp, 1(awnirir, 80, '..t ,n,.. ~
ed thereto. There il a HE 1Y ira -
20. 10. 3-L;ss i; Yc,So,. oon..i-s .h,,,
acre wite E.HIF; TST7,I,I%G InII.E III
rad sto7n:o1ni now g:etvw-s ~ = 90
also = stable. "4oNN'
10. No, :-i,ies ir II.,do- o,-t-;,- ,h,,,
! acre. Lcs I.-.a sassI S nv a?12mE az
EDUs E-n0.g carrn;o1 ~ T.r,a
10. No 5-Li.S ~ tSo,i,ia.o , ~ = n-nno,-;u. rc
cga.sics stou, :, .cras IA - !JTpT;I
HOUSE - grci r,,t;,n "a ,t.I;. ~
about - s.rsr. rG.-" 10 -. ct,e-n:1. ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-12
EshET TERgES,
- = 30th =
Popular ssen.hIy Drawing Of she
Commonwealth Distribution &c.
SSth

COMMONWEALTH UlSiElH,EelUn l q.
it the city Of Louisville OF
SATU NOAY, DECEMBER 81. 1881.
taeso drawings occur monthly (Sundays eI-
capt5d) u1der provisions of So &C: Of tho IN
eral Assembly of Kentucky.
Iha United States Circuit CoC-t On Ma!ch 81
rendered the following decisions:
kEt-That the Common Els
fFihEssnn Company il ses,sl.!
4a-as@ drawings are tsir.
Ins Company hiss now Oh hsnd Il large rcssf7e
fund. Read Carefully tho list Of urize7 for .te
DEUEsfBEts BRA EssMe-
rrize-".P31,UG1 100 prizes $lQG each sic Qtl0
rrgo-... 10.GD 2}0 p-izes 80 eace lG. coo
prizo..- SOU Coo prizes 20 aach 1860
1909 prizes lG osch IQGQ
70 prizes 81 900 esah $l0,0C0
20 prizes $50 escn l0,GC1
p1!sos SSU each. Apprc=- pEi.oa. 50, zoo
spsises 100 oach - ,... ."" SO
1866 prices sii24 400
Whole tickets So; half tickets 81: 2; ;ie5e.a
$50; 55 tickets SIGJ.
Remit Money or Hanl: Dr.f. in Letter. or send
- Hxp7ess. DON'T SEND BY REGISTER.
ND LETTER or pOSTUEFlCE UHDER.
orders OF So and upwssd, By Express, can be
sens nt our oIpanse Address all orCers 10 ss.
m. :tsea ESiShs AS, Couriey.I ournai BUi!.I-
nS, louisville, hy., or 209 Erosdwsy y. y.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-12

The IDEAL COFFEE AND TEA PoT.-Cofee
i1 81! is putiIy, s!reugta a5d favor. The CO..
FEE grain does 30, to1ca the sides OF bottom Of
the Pot, ketc, shs Coffee is neither black or
bitter. Sinpis and low 10 ptice. and rscon-
meuled By tns highest dRuitsrics and best
k1;Wa re Jple 10 the land. For acle only by
STANsBURY & BRO,
Central Stove House.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-12

READY for tho Holidays a. l. KICuDERG's 8.
| You Will fad this sessou the lsrges! variety
! of Christmas Presents, both cheap and desirable
! Call ard examine our assortment,