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Inflammation of the lungs but the doctors ara
hopeful OF mis- recovery.
A Silssian journal SAYS that Prince Bismarck
recently told Dr. Koph. Bishop of Fulda thar
personally ne was not opposed to the return Of
clerical orders. even Jesuits
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wholesale Incendiar,sm.

VIENNA, April 28.-News of wholesale conAa-
grations comes from several parts of Austria.
The town of Friedland, in Moravia, has been al
most totally destroyed by FIRE, during the prog
ress of which ten persons were killed. The
towns of Dcbrowlaney, Bojanec and Chyrow
have been completely destroyed, and the town of
Sanok has been greatly damaged. At Chicrow
a man was caught in the act OF setting fire to a
buildino
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LONDON, April. 29-The Times says ''The
temperance of jefferson Davis, whom Mr.
Gladstone hailed as the creator of a new state
enforces the thought that the man who made
that capital mistake may be making another
when he halls Parnell's temporary capture of the
Irish representation as evidence that another
nation has been born"
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SEVEN bottles of Athlophoros have relieved
me entirely of rheumatism of Ave years stand
ing, which was so acute at times as to compel
me to give up work and keep my room. William
Sommers, foreman for B. f. Mcmillan e. Bro,
Mcmillan Wis
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PIanine-Mi,, Burned.

COLUMBUS, O., April 28.-The planning mill of
N. f. Lovejoy burned early this morning. The
loss is estimated at $4,000 fully insured.
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HALTsD Sauce kept by A grocers Ask for il
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the North or the South, will group together
some of the indsputable facts connected with
that mighty struggle. Justice to the conquered
South, to these who fell and to those who sur
vived, as well as to their descendants demands
the production and reproduction of these facts
until they become familiar in every household in
the land. Truth, sef-respect and Southern
manhood demand it, Patriotism itself demands
it. The craftsmanship and spirit Of liberaity
of the North will sanction it. The danger is
that injustice will be done to the conquered and
not to the conqueror In the average estimation
of mankind, victory vindicates, while defeat
dooms to misconstruction.
deeply impressed with this portentous truth,
wish were able to impress every Southern
mind and sustain all Southern hearts with the
profound convictions which somewhat ex-
tended investigation has left upon my own.
Standing near the summit of this the nineteenth
century, and looking backward through all his
tory, modern and ancient civilized and barbaric,
l assert the belief, grounded upon careful
thought and statistical information, that no more
exalted purposes ever inspired people than
those which impelied the South to enter upon
her perilous struggle for independence nor ever
induced freer and more costly sacrifice nor led
to defense which, though unsuccessful, Sc
cured a more deathless renown.
II am not here to discuss the causes which
preeipitated the conflict When all is said that
can be said in justification or condemnation of
the course pursued by either section, it is suff-
cient for the purposes of this argument to real
lie that the South was driven by her apprehen-
sions, whether i'll or well founded to seek secur-
ity under separate government; that she threw
around that infant government a Gordon Of
breasts as devoted and dauntless as ever with
stood the shock of battle; and with lavish liber-
atty gave to It's defense her wealth and her
blood, her prayers and her hopes. her manhood
and her womanhood, and yielded at last only
when exhausted in resources. bleeding at every
pore, paralyzed and PROSTATE.
II wish to submit one remark before giving
the figures which evidence the enormous ex-
penditure of blood and treasure by both sections
in their memorable struggle. These statistics.
unimpeached and unimpassioned establish be-
yond dispute the fact that there was an exhibit
ton Of marvellous herosm by the South They
are also most emphatic tributes to the persistent
and indomitable will; and splendid courage of
the North. While we are entitled to claim the
credit due on account of the great disparity in
numbers. ard resources which these statistics
show, we must concede to the North the credit OF
having secured the victory while waging an
offensive warfare against interior lines Of de-
Tense From the day of our surrender, my
earnest desire has been, and is now, to speak
and act with justice to both armies and sections,
aud, to tho utmo.s of my ability, aid in promot
ing cordially, reciprocal respect and condolences
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THE YLUIY lELEF[EDtLT.

Adycriis,iS in the DAtLr INpErrSp.
\ also have the advantage Of the col.
UInrs Of tlic WEEKLY I~SDErgSpysr
which has been Published without in.
i.rniission nt this Office since early IA
tie year 1869. AMI has n general circu.
lniiOn III every district. camp and val.
ley Throughout tile ieugth and breadth
oi Eiko county, and is by far the best
ADVERTISING medium that has ever been
es'nLii'icd In the county. Remember
That advertisements IN our Daily also
secure the hciu'its al Our large Weekly
circulation. and That our terms mr..
comparatively much lower than thoss
Of ANY competitor.
Inc Weekly Is n 2~IS3G-ipch sheet,
II besides advertisements runs ,,yt,,n
column, Of reading matter. embracing
oil tie t'irgrupbic news Of general in.
%t"rrst. al the iows Of the Stntc. and ia
erccIHily devoted Ia he local news Of
the county aud county seat. By sub.
scrihiug fhr the WEEKLY EL.o IspI
pESrEET you not only obtain nll the To-
cal VOWS. Int also receive u knowledge
Of NIL important events transporting in
amy aud every quarter Of the babitahls
world.
Send along your subscriptions.
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Death in q Wine.

Yesterday morning. says tile Virginia
Chronicle, the dead body Of David
B"hu was found ut the head Of an III.
clue winzc in the JEFF tson Consoiidnt.
ed mine. Tie mirc is silunt 4 in II
range Of trnchylc blum, one mile ani n
half north Of the L,dy Bryan. De.
ceased WAS II nephew Of John G..
Schicrlr. the ovprr oi the mine. aud
waS working alone in the face of u DRIFT
~ feet from where the body WIS found.
An inquest was held. and the ju,y rem.
dcrrd tho following verdict: I'VE iinh
deceased was named David iIohn, q I'm.
tive Of Embro. Ctulii. aged - ycnts.
nnl that he came to hi4 death in this
county between june % aud 81. 1896.
through suiIora ion caused 10y iulitliug
the iumcs Of powder used In Blasting Ia
the Jvn.rson Consolidated uins.
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DEPoT HoTIL-CLArK & GRKKN, Pro
PRIEToEs.

]. II. Bltcher, Sacramento: ]. II.
Cammet, san Francisco; Ell. Goodale,
Deeth; Albert Lis,ak. G. II. Wales, II.
C.. Davis. Cnrlin; ]. Young. Virginia
City; IL. Is. Mcdonald, New York: John
II. Lander. do; J. d. Smith, Al Smith
and child. TuScarora; Il. L. HnmiIl,
Wells; J. j.. WiSemnn. II. l.. Stour,
South Fork: {. Eyaus, LamoilIe.
II. SchlessinGer. Gabriel C0hu, Geo.
Thuchrr. San Francisco; J.. Il. Gibbons Z,
Juo. i. Dixon. Tu~scmrora; Geo. l..
Stewart. Sacramento; TnoS. Ferguson,
Culinary Prof. at IG Mile ~ ttion; y.
V. Paddock. 4. A. Paddock, Mound
Valley; Mrs. James Blown md two
children, Battle Mountain; VIM. Mitch.
ell, Huntington.
7. A.Jayurs. Cloverdale; w. A. Shop
herd. Coral Hill. j. DJddswOrth. Mrs.
Hill, Mr.. Bacon l. 2 chillren, W. Comb,
TuscarorL 5. G. Weston, Loue Min, j.
Gaylord. Jean Bernard. jean Hourbirg.
Cnrlin: y. F. Peterson, Lee; Eugene.
Thompson, Bullion.
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FROM Fridays Daily.
RALMAG:uNDG.

-
George IL. NeiSs AID L.. r. hamill
OF Wells gave ihiS orice = friendly cal
to-day.
A glorious sko ver visited uS at l.3l
To-day, laying tl.- dust and pun vim,
the atmospheric, u change highly ap,,t.
ciatrd bv all
80.
Some idea OF the magHitudc OF Tia,
bal last III Sht may Dc gained fro tn I
f~ct 'h~attherc were AS many as iLy'
SiA couples Oh the hoor dancing ut the
same time.
III. r~nrcs.nt,,iv.s D., "a. A.,
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
uEM-BAnTLErT * Us~rREIcHn, Pao-
PRIErOKt

J. II. Henry, S. f. siaght. Mount
Valley; C. 4. Co,umb-r. HaIlrck: Ch.s.
=. Ticlie. Sprucsmvn;; A. II. Travrr.
Dnliiou; Judson Dnk:u. L,moiIle; Il.
Sndlrr. wnI. Pdrlee, Eureka; j. J. Hi.
ton. Huntington; 5. Levy, San Fran
cisco; Chas. 3reeuberg. Osino.
Tom Ferguson. First Station; Myron
Pirley, wm. Gitland, Llmoille; Ed.
ON iii. Buhy Valley; Iii. Stoker, jas.
Stan,s. Bullion; Walter Brown, Hunt
ingtGn: S. ". Grimes. Adobe; Chas.
Monie.ius. J. VI. Robinson. Shawano,
Wis.
A. II. Traver. Bullion; JUL. Dakin,
Lamoille; John 'rrcpor, Huntington;
G.. ". Baker, Henry Baker, Enrrhn A.;
Frank Culver. ~. w. PeltisT, Al. Park
er. Tuscarora; J.. II. Blackburn. Spruce
mont; II. Mccall. South Fork: L. Par
ker, ToIuo; Geo. W. Cassidy. Washing
ton.
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T"TesTass:rg Cows.

Il is quite difficult TO grow trees Of
any DESCRIPTION Ia this climate, aud ma
nv citiz.mS of kD have gone TO much
trouUlc nul expense ia planting md
~vuiuyrtius slalc trees which nrc bptn
n cinl aud Ornamental. +" up in
'hr no. Mug and find the result of their
Pri!v aud care stripped OF verdure by
>"r'r hungry cow. Notwithstanding the
shiuhbrry ~ surrounded with iramrs
f"r protection. j. enough 10 make II gUs-
pal r"nrp use rru!Hnc aud expressive
adjvct."rs.
Ia" Uwme:S II these domestic and
necessary mn',S viii confer n la,tir.
hvr if they will keep their COWS
w1tIin uu r]nrlo.ur. dnin, the ni,Lt
nmi without the limits II the town dur.
ing ihe day. This - II fair proposition
to which no nas,IRll" usun Tan ID.
jet.
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Closing Exercises.

The closing exercise. Of our public
schools, which took place Yesterday At.
trrnoon, were Uitncssri by a lnr,e
nmbc Of interested aud attentive spec
tHtors, who took u special pleasure in
listening to the various recitation, AMI
destinations given 10y the pupil, IT both
departments Many Of the exercises
were Of special merit, both "u ncruuut
Of the subject aud the manner ia which
they were rendered. AMI the teacher,
and their pupils are entitled to The COM
mrndatinu which they received.
The exercises wric opeuei hy Il
''Welcoinc, delivered 10y Grorsc Hunt.
rr ia n very crrlitthlc muuurr f"r one
IL his years. Then followed Grand
mothrr." hy NaHui" Yates; "Spenkiug
for Pay" 10y 10 Lang; The L.ttlr
Robin" by Cecil Big =; 'litiulruys."
by Lizzie YATES; "t;"i kuoEs." Ly Al
die Garrrcht; "ShrdoSs 81 mn Angels
Hands" by Maggie Grant: "IIcnrrn-
hy Liti,r." by Johnuir GnrrrcLt.
MY Speech" 10y Brrtlc AiwrIl; "Ihr
Kitten by Alberta Benson, "rnr Re,
"ucnf Chicago" ny Jose Hale. BE
Patient with the Living. " by Cr>lr A.
cIaul"I: DTIginIl Omti"u. 10y George
n. Russell, When Mamma was 4 lat
lie Girl" by Carrie Keith: "Loye light
ems Labor" by Dora TriIJrtt; "Thc
Amateur Farmer" Icy Fred. wrlbcrt;
"Work before you Play" 10y Lulu
Lane: The Robins Advice. " 10y MIR.
ale Hunter; "rhr Spider aud tin Maid
hy Maud Gardner. "rhc Bicycle" 10y
larry Esysrr, a LcctI rc, by Frank
Sears; 1.-The Empty Nc,t." hy Esaic
Hunter; "Grrudfuthcr" by Frank VI l.
Ter; clay Time" 10y xnLrl Biggs: 1--WE
'atlirar." lry Uctti, Fnr"y- The Low.
Ing Roy" 10y Charley Keith: "Snmmcr
Morning" hy Willie Rrsshy: animal
snI iesS,ShL Corn" by 10y Lung:
''rhc Lost Child hy Grace anderson
The Old Why md the New by Maud
Carter: "Ihe M]cnngcric," hy ChriS
Gullagcr; "Fsuny's Mad Pies" by
Matte Keith: "|fiic Blclrlor Sale" by
trZl Ecyscr. "ihc worlds Way" 10y
Jennie Grant; Little jim" hy Cutie
Lang: "Tbcre's no Mortgage on the
Farm by Grorgc Russell; "rhc Fish
ernan's Coitngc." 10y Charles I~Irmlcr-
son: ION the Concord Kond.' by Alice
Atwrll: "BrenuSc," by Lena Alexander:
''lccbergs." by Louisa Adams; Lite
"n the Hatuc Field" by Rosa Gar.
rccht.
So the conclusion Of tho literary excr.
cisca the tcHcI.ars received. nv u token
OF respect from the pupils. so,nc hand.
some prcscpts, Which were appreciated
and acknowledged. The pupils aud
their friends were then Invited Ia one uf
the loser rouius al the building. wnrrc
y handsome aud tasty cnllRliOn whs pre-
pared 10y the teachers, To which all we're
cordially invited. Ah,r n pleasant time
"ptnt around the hospitable board. tue
children wcpc dismissed with the ear.
nest hope khnt they nll would enjoy the
fu&nhtHF vocation.
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A Challenge.

y. NJ. King Of Terrace. the champion
shot ot Utah. challenges Pete Williams,
the champion of Nevada. TO n glass ball
match at Terrace for 500 u side, said
match To- como OF IN fIom seven To- sky
days from this date. King has deposit.
ID with l.. W. Perry. of Terrace. S2a ~
an evidence of the sincerity Of his inicm-
tons, aud dcsi,oA our crack ahot to
IN to time with the collateral. We
nr. AZ much on tho gimhlc. but We
feel confident. aul Ne stand rcndy To
bn"k our Judgement with coin. TINT
Pete can. auh will IL hr sees Ct 10 in
dulgc in n little recreation. leave this
king without u realm aud capture his
sc"ptre with but Little effort. Go for
him. Pete. wc will stand in with Won.
md all the l.nys Of the IIumbDldt D,vis.
ion from Terrace to Cdrliu will back
You iu this interesting cnutc't for coin.
carrots ar government bonds To nuy cX-
tint
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FOR Treasurer.

by reference 10 Orr announcement,
column 1t Will b. srcu TINT nnutimr en-
ny has been made for the political stakes
in the great Derby" which will come
of on Tuesday. November 2. 1876. and
j.. j.. Morgan. the present incumbent.
advises the voters nf I.ikr county thu,
he desires t. hold The oGi.c Of Trrn..
urer dnrini the term 81 nn.nring on
the first Monday in Jnnurry. 1887.
by their fruits shall yr know them"
anil "Ir. Morgan has proved himself ;o
be Trustworthy officer. his accounts
nj sys square AMI NO manipulation r..
qu Ell to make the coin on han nyrrr
wit, the hooks. In commencing tie
pro Ut Treasurer to the favorable @ II
side itiom al the voters ~ Elko County
We med on.y say TINT his prst record IL
mn cmr,rest Of hi' future C ,nduct NJ nr
officer should they hynr him with u re-.
s,ss'ion to the OF g Of Comfy Tr ~
uret.
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Tie SChJ0l Law.

EDITcE EIEo INDEPENDESr:--I note
with ilr'surr Your NJ IA the
acton o! tie lt,t Legislature H. Gaining
and rn~ius L. ma almost uu nimuus
vote. - "ch,ci law that j. univ t to the
spurrc'y prpnl,;cti d.S:.I,ts. u Al, rla,
from tGc ETst seemed 10 me 1, hr a
sp CAT tsW, aud therefore il .ouh.r,
with the Nevada Constitutions. we'll
as affecting the vested rights Of school
districts. AMI Therefore ia con let III
iGtt particular wi,n | 9th the & ns;itr.
ton {" the State Of nevada Ill the
CONSTITUTION Of the United y trS. a,
well ns being r~idicuIou~ly sing ia 9th.
er parts of the bill. and in no r.Icnlnr
adapted I" the w,u,s Of the .p!c oi
10 Sta'',u. Nevada
Th"g,' j. no lpGhi but the J 4 p,ssr,l
o.. iJt clo." II the session W q 3ut due
,2Hadcrat'"n on The ~, 81
"u6 Representatives. LUt VIII cxcnsr
can we make for u Governor , A. will
approve Of such nu uuJus,. u.u mst,tu-
tiouml and unreasonable Till. "a II hny-
ing ten days for reflection nn uuly?
Please kindly publish my opin y ~ il
is important that We. the - umun
bend. look after tn. interest ,ur
schools aud hold u public s,rv. 1 $ a..
cuun.nble for their public actions
i. {. III Iuf.
Tonno. New. June %. 1885.
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Iron wedaestsy.s DaiIy.I
6ALNAGCNDI.

-
County Surveyor Thompson returned
to-day from u business trip to Dullion.
The MINT, issued $780, col standard
dollars during last week.
Wells DEury has leased the Carson
In:e1. Hnl will take charge Of the paper
tomorrow.
Daf D.own. of OSceola. this state.
passed through on his way To Salt Like
City last evening.
The nomination of w. j. Bryan ms
Postmaster at san Fraucisco has beeu
confirmed by the Senate.
Lou Parker ofTonno. and Allen Fish.
er Of Wells, came down ON this mora
iuS's train.
Hon. G. W. Cassidy came in from
tue E.st this morning aud stopped over
In 10 wn to-day TO liz his fence.
I. A. Jones. IA former wril-known
resid,n; OF this couaty. now Of Glover
dale. California, WAS u passenger for the
last last evening.
The stage b;Du sht down yesterday I
Inrs Navajo bul!r, Ii. TI0 pounds. value.
Sl2,U which VAS shipped 10y Wells.
Fargo i Cos, express to san Francis
co this morning.
We acknowledge the receipt Of an in
v~ituiion to attend tue Ninth Annual
COMMENCEMENT Of Mt. st. Mlry's
Academy at Reno. TO he held at Acid
envy Hall at 5 o'clock this evening.
The Census MtrshnIs Ii ave ali repor-
ted, with one exception, aud when that
is received We shall be able to publ Ii II
summary giving thc number oI school
children III this county.
The T~uscuIOrt stage line made its last
trip under til" old infringement to-day.
and the Kew firm goes into active opcr-
alton Tomorrow.
"Muckay aud Fair were both on the
same train wesi-bouul," Is All itelu
found 1T many Of cur ~c&change,. but i,
IL " mistake. Mackay has not gone
west.
q o. W. Pc!tier anil Al. Parker mr..
rived this morning from I.'uscarort, hav
ing made the trip during the night ~ it
II mush more pleasant travelling dulius
tic Ii gMt tnan in the day time.
The closing exercise, OF our Pubic
Schools t'ok place tins afternoon, a ~
P"It III WHICH ia crowded Out Of this
issue. \ re. It OF the exercises will be
published q morIuw.
An excl usc Slc 'ES o. al n-tiS. VIII
has r'i'u ID every day for twemt. years
That / othiuG marvellous. We know
a yo' % Ldy-H mere girl. IN fact.
who Il Is painted every dIy for forty
yc. g..
It Lake Denomination. George
' . Cassidy. L. >. D.nk Commissioner.
Isscd throush LcI- on the u. a L. q .
asst evening. An important engage.
mint further vast prevented his stop.
ping over ~ he had intended.
Binds III their i.ttie nc,ts agree,
Aud It's 8 shameful SIGHT.
When children o! one fImilrr
Fhi! ou', aud chile and light.
For particulars see SAM Davis ans
Dan CuIL"tt III Carson.
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salarl9s Of Teachers.

The hoard uf Trustees Of TuSca "a
School Distr ct have decided upon IL
following salaries for teachers. per IL
rmder month. dTriug tho ensuing Y n:
Principal. $40. intermediate. $500 -
mary. $50. This j. u slight r,duct IA
from Last years salaries. made nrc,s =, =
~. however. Ivy the state Of liuanrcs . ,
the credit of the district in the Count.
Treasury.
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fFro,.. Saturday. Daily
hALM AGUNDI

The rapid transit team left this morn
mig with merchandise for T~ascarors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ham Mccain and ;lr.
j. q. Wines LEI; by last evenings train
for Hrilerk.
\ dispatch from New York
that George Eus~ell aud party sailed
from that port Yesterday.
l.. IL. Bryan. Of California. has been
confirmed 10y the Scnat, Il, L.. 5. Con-
sui at Lyons.
James Rogers lea this afternoon for
South Fork, where lac has Engaged To-
d" Il Jpb Of painting for ID. L. H,otcn.
Governor (:l II. & Davis. came up
on last evenings train. shook hand,
with the boys and left for the IVES, thi,
morning.
The Senate Committee Of Commcrr.
has reported ndyersc!, on the nymlma.
ton of IInuiu t. be Surveyor Of the
port Of san Francisco.
~ smith. the TuNcarora photographic
or. has arrived and will ecu up his
business hrr- for a limited time. lie j.
IA hrst.c'g,, wurkmru, as all T~u,,arJ!A
can testify.
Til" oAice 0! Superintendent Of
Sh-"is mu-th lee 4 Ia .~rtti.r position ia
this county, Il, 1t is snid there vii h.. at
!"u~; ,iX ctuIIlatss for that oil e at In,
coming election.
II there lac IL thing that mankind
love aud ndnnir~ belt, than nnutl.rr II
- brave muu-a man who dil~s .oul
the drvI' IN tue face aud tell him lac !, =
hell ola fellow.
Edward Cm'chlry. who is unler SEN
tcmce Of death anil nov confined IN the
White Pine County Jail. Viii try the in.
sanity dodge hoping thereby to save his
wOItAics, neck nom the halter.
Geo. ". Tyler. thr by!hicosc attorney
III the Sharon case, is now ola tliaI for
''.""S' '''HS charged win procuring al
," ''"'' isabel" '''rhe' VII" "rs.
80 10 "' ''"'''''e' 'o- U't Ia 'nc
"'''" '"'s'
S'"'kuien Who have been rod DING
scotia Hur1mg the past two week, arrived
u ~ '"''' -
,l., -, ..,I ~
r~,ur,n.. -. $780," ""
superior Jug h"ch' OF Santa Bar
county ''''' "'' "'"t IA - rc'sS-
u 'UOH I" Tie Governor - al effect on
July lai. lie Will practice law II: L.,
= mE"IrS. lir vile lass at hsea admit
ted - practice.
An exchange soys a known
a the Nevada Nickel aud Cobalt Com.
pauy has been Organized ia London
"'th a capital Of E!51.uub, share, IL
each l" worn nickel ""d cobalt mincS,
N''N''e' !" l""!e MVnni"i" District.
N""''"'" county
silver srir:-The river has been
higher for u week past than at auy prc-
''"n' time 'hI' Spnns 1t la. no; over
e'tioScd Its banks exrrp' where there
,E,..L,~'t n' "-'
Inc l'Noe drouih has been broken
ny '''". ina" - K nl uc". At the
i''' at " irh Texas si""r- were dying
'"'t' ""Hi' soon have been IL butter
''"''"'' I"'' In" death "i Teas
N''''' ''"N'Ls "A batter iHIH!nr l. a good
IN, w..l > oo,
nj Cb.v. nm. ,r,,, 1870,
/, T,,,;, ur; -,
rri..J . L..,.
',..
v.o,.,,r .,..,
"', '"S "'''' n"
taxing 4 d''n OF rtryrhniuc uu week.-mrs..