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THE EVENING NEWS.
ALF. DOTKN. I • KJIter aa4 freerlecer.
OOLD HILL, i THUB3DAT. 1TB. 12. 1S74
WITH IT OIT.
It It gratify Ing to note tli.it tlio al
most uu>versal sentiment of the Repub
lican pre** In Mavacliuaett* U In favor
of re|>e*llng the disgraceful revolution
of centum ngilmt Senator Sumner,
pused by the i*«t I.cglslaturo of tint
State. The revolution was hasty. Ill
judged, and wholly unmerited, ami the
Republicans of that common wealth
have live*) long enough to realize that
a difference of opinion In matter* o(
comparatively «mall Importance should
not be allowed to outweigh a whole
lifetime of arduous and valuable servi
ce*. A resolution ha* been already in
troduced expunging the unworthy res
olution, and ha* lite support el the best
men aud the most prominent Republi
can* In the State are advocating the pas
sage of a rescinding resolution. The Iio«*
ton Junra'ii.than which there is no more
staunch and reliable Republican paper
published In Massachusetts urges stren
uously the obliteration of this attempt
ed obloquy. It *ay«, " We cannot af
foril to let It stand, lor aside from the
j>er«onal Injustice It doe*, lu teaching*
to the rising geueiatlon will be that no
matter how arduous and successful
■nay be the services ef the publlo uien
of Massachusetts. die will be rea.lv to
f»rget them all on tlte lea*t difference
of views or Indiscretion of expression.
If that hail b<en the earl/ polley o( the
Slate, she would never have had an
Andrew or a Miraner In U* daye when
we needed thein. Let the Legislature
then show not only Its magnanimity
but a just consistency and wisdom In
edicing the centure cut upon Mr.
Sumner."
Those are the words ef truth and so
berness. It Illy becomes the State of
Massachusetts, honored by Cluirlei
Sumner, far more than he has been by
her selection for the high office, which,
for more than twenty year*, he hat
so worthily tilled, and over which he
lias thrown the lustre of untarnished
henor and unsurpassed ability, to al
low upon her records the hasty action
of a too zealous partlztiiship. an action
which, while It cannot disgrace the
honored Senator, will surely, like a
boomerang, return to wound the Iran
tic hand Iroin which It was propelled.
We are glad to read In telegraphic
dispatches that yesterday the Massa
chusetts Senate passed this rescinding
resolution by a large majority.
LntVLX.
This Is the anniversary of Lincoln's
blrtlulay. \T« write no panegyric to
celebrate his fame or to arouse to mem
ory the history ef Sis lire and death.
None Is required. The history of his
kindly life, so broadly full of love and
goodliest, so marvellously given to the
nation for her salvation In a con
test tierce, bitter and prolonged, is
written In the heartaof Ireedom loveis
throughout all Christendom. And the
aorrowful story of Ids untimely
death will not cease to thrill with grief
the heart* of man when centuries
hence the tale shall be repeated. Let
the nation bless the day which gave
him birth ; hallow his memory lu her
■uost aacred sanctuaries; and follow
lu the lootstepa of hliu who, " With
malice toward none, and with
charity for all, doing the right as God
gave him to see the right." so worthily
tilled the measure ol a noble life, to
end It by a martyr's death.
Kkoktkhkh I.kttkiu—There I* mi
opinion which i* qult« general, ttiat *
registered Irlttr M Mfe In .til ea«**,
and that the Government i* responsi
ble for It* Mle delivery. The l.icU
(ire that the rrglstered letter system I*
a failure and on account of It* being
little adopted, the rate* of |>ost.ige
have been reduced. The only advant
age 1(1 registering a letter Is tlmt In
caw It Is miscarried, on proof of the
fact the Government agree* to un
it* mean* to ascertain If |x»s»lhl* w here
the fault I* and punish the guilty par
ty. If a letter I* registered the pre
•umptlou I* that ll contain* money or
Miiwtlilii( of value. It I* more apt to
be appropriated by unfaithful servant
than an ordinary letter.
It ha* bet-n a m-siter of gre*it dllH
culty to And nut how England man
aged to get Into a «|mbble with the
negroesof the liold Coast. But h'futr'*
.W.ii/u/m tell* the atory. It seera«
the Eugll«ti and tlte Dutch propo«ed to
»wap *oiue property that neither of
them owned. The Aslnntee tribe hap
pened to live on that territory tint tin
Dutch gave to England, and *o they
went with the farm. A lltttle ml*
undemanding arose, and Aijleui|>na
lo*t hU fetish *tool. .1 sacred and valua
bio rvliglou* article. In hi* *earch lor
the stool, a rival prince Interfered, and
tlien England'* honor being at stake,
•he Interfered.
l.<* reply to the resolution Introduced
Into the United State* Senate on
Tuesd.ty la*t by Senator Stew
art. the Secretary ot Hie Treasury nays
that It will require four year* for the
mlnU of the United States to coin
enough diver to replace the fractional
currency now In circulation. The
amount of fractional currency now
circulated I* about tti.OOO,UOU.
Mm. Howmkn, of San Francisco,
wife of Jame* llowdeu, the chemist,
hat rommenced a criminal pnArcntlon
•gainst the I* Young* for libel, al
Irglng in her complaint that they Un
charged her with having
the death of Iter husband lu or
der to obtain the insurance on hit life
A tot;?«o lady advertise* lu a Mont
ezt-uma (Oa.) newspaper that (lie is
•• beautiful and accomplished," is in
year* old, with golden hair, blue eye*
and fair complexion," and want* n
husband. who mu*t be " tall and hand
some, with black hair, eye* ami mus
tache : of good family aud under 'Jl."
"Addre**, Dew Drop," prettily con
clude* tho chiriulug advertiser.
________
THE (injttTt OP Till: nitAMSEIl*.
There have been many, and mill aro
a few hmiicrr one*, who affect to be
lie** the (Srange movement a politic*!
Iu«tltutloo. ami certain prominent po|
Iticlann a- *»*!I a* ntunerou* leading
journal*, h»v» bidden bravely lor the
tupport of tliW «uppo*ed political ele
ment. Mora than once have tlie
(•ranger*. In county ami Statu
Contention*, declared thein»elve« M
•riitlally and practically a nou-pelltl
cal organization, and tti-lr cblrf men
have written Innumerable letter* to
the «ame effect. 'I'ha National Grange
ol tbl« «rder U now In «e«*lnu at St.
Loul*. M.i, and ye*terday »et forth the
aim*. character, an J ultimata purpo*e*
of tbe movement. In clear and unmW
takable language. We co|>y the tela
graphic abstract of the resolution*
which were adopted unanimously:
To drvelap higher and batter man
hood to nunelve*; to enhance the com
fort* and attraction* of our home*, and
to «trengthen our attachment to our
pursuit*; to Totter a mutual under
•landing and co-o|*ratlon; to reduce
our e*pen«c". l>oih individual and cor
porate ; to buy le*« and produce more
In order to make our larm* lelf-tup
porting t<> diversify our crop*, and
crop no more than we can cultivate;
to conden«e the weight of our export*.
*elling It'** grain In tlio bu*hi;l end
■nor* atock on tiie tioot mm in ino
fieri* ; to ayitemitlxa our work ami to
calculate Intelligently on probabilities
to diicouul*nance the credit ayttetn,
and every other *y«fem tending to
prodigality and bankruptcy. Tim res
olutions further declare the desire to
bring the farmer* anil manufacturer*
into more direct Dilation* by dispens
ing with middlemen ; ln«i*t that they
wage no warfare on other Interests
hut o;i the contrary their effort* are lor
their benefit; they recogulie the neces
sity and beni-lit* of transportation fa
cllitle* and favor their Increase. and
especially favor the Improvement of
the natural channels of commerce.
I'liev denounce communism and ngra
rlsnlsin a* foreign (o the object*
of their order; reiterate their op
position to exacting monopolies ami
tiie oppressions of capital, hut dealru
to *e<) the antagonism between capital
ami labor removed ; oppose high sal
aries nigh late* uf interest and exor
bitant profit*. The tlflh resolution I*
a« follow*: "We emphatically and
«lncerely assert the truth taught In our
organic law, that the <irang*—Nation
al, Mate or subordinate, I* not a po
litical |>arty or party organic it Ion.
N'liOraup, If true to lu obligations,
can discuss political or religion* ijile*
tlon*, nor call political convention*,
nor iinmliiale candidate*, nor even dls- I
en** their merit* ill It* meeting* ; yet
the politics of all true statesmanship,
if properly carried out, will tend to |
purify tiie whole |mlitlcnl atmosphere
of our country, for we «eek the great- ;
e*t good to tfie greatest nuiuher. Hut j
we iuu*t always hear In imml that no j
one by Incoming a tirnuger member
give* up tkit inalienable right and j
duty widch i elongs to every Amer
ican cltixcu to take a proper interest j
in tiie politic* of the country ; on the ,
contrary, it la right for every member
to do all lu Id* po.vrr legitimately to
influence lor good action, any political
p.nty to which lie belong*. It I* hi*
duty to do all he can In III* own jiarty
to put down bribery, corruption and
trickery ; to see tli.it none but com
petent. honest ami faithful men, who
will unflinchingly stand by our Indus
trial interests, are nominated lei all
positions of trust, and to luve carried
out the principle* which should ahvay* '
characterise every Orangu member,
that " tiie office should seek tiie inau,
ami not the man theolUce." They ap
peal to all goed citi/en* of all clas»»» |
tor support in their etrort* toward ru- i
form, and declare one of their car- |
diual principle* I* to a««l*t and relieve
any sneering brothers, ami filially pro- |
claim one of the purpose* 1* to iiicul-,
cate a proper appreciation of the
abilities and sphere of woman."
Wn call the attention of the officious '
hi.I svif-constitutcti leaders or me h- ,
tempted politico Granger movement |
In Nevada to the tilth resolution of tliu ,
abovs eerie*. A Orange I* not a aocl
ety of men 'MNlhlltil with pre«ent |
|x>litital conditions," ami desirous of
instituting a new party for the reform '
of existing political abuse*, but III the
language of the trailers of the order
" It Is right for every ummber (not to
create a new party but) to do all in lit*
|«jwer to legitimately Influence for
good action any political party to
which lie belongs. It Is Ills duty to
do nil he ran in Am own p trtj 10 put
down bribery, corruption and trick
ery," and In short to seo that good
men are nominated mid elected ; men
whom the olllce seeks, not those who
seek the olllce. The fact is that the
order of tlie Patrons of Husbandry Is
like many others—a mutual aid and
beneficiary society. Its objects us set
forth in the resolutions, art noble and
worthy of practice. It proposes to re
form politics, not by forming a new
organization with old demagogues in
llio lead, but to cast out the lepers
from both old organization* and put
in their place good men. To do till*
most effectually It atlvi«es lt« member*
to put down corruption in the party to
which they belong and where their In
tluence Is most |Kiwerfiil and widely
diffused. There is already one Grange
of the Patrons of Husbandry organized
iu Nevadi. To those who eX|>ect to
further their own personal aspirations,
either lu or out of the two |utrtle<, be
tween which the contest lu Nevada is
to lie waged at our n«xt election,there
will be found a lesson of warning lu
the resolutions ol the National Orange.
The farmers who compose these or
ganization* know the creed of their
Order. It is to the outsiders those
whose '■ hand* aro not dyed with the
*•11 nor fragrant of the stable," that
these resolution* give Instruction.
And there are many who will be bene
titled by a study of the lesson.
Mmik Tiir.M CunivriA**.—According
to a corres|Miudence III tile M+i»urt for
Mt'umrt, tlie break- In the llulmnut
stuck ha* been the mean* of helping
tlie csu«e of religion at Winnemuoca.
Sotne of tlie boys there. *ay« this cor
respondent, " bought Ileluiont at $ 20
!-■*>; and now tliey go to church reg
iilarv, and listen with painful interest
to tiie minister, who preaches that
•lock gambling I* immoial, and should
not be indulged In. It would require
not less than $10,000 to restore con
science* and pockets to a working
pitch lu this county."—lltf* Kirtr
UtvwUte.
Ssnaton Susssku is atid to be a good i
billiard player, lie takes a cue a*
prickly as any nun.
Eureka Items.
I From th«8*a!!nr| of Pelawy 10.|
A robbery w.u commuted at Hub}*
Hill, on Sunday mornliiK. which at
present l« In vol ro>l In myatery, the
proprietor* of u faro game, which li
being dealt In Ihe Ioiiii of Mr. Hal
lev. lo-lng $100. After tliu gaunt had
Ih-i-ii cio«ed the duller III charge put
the n miejr In ii Mck ami placed It !*:•
liiti'l the bar for *afe keeping. On
their return the «ack waa inlulng. and
a*yetnocluc hat been obulued at to
who took It. Tho peraon III charge
of the l>ir wat temporarily ahient, and
•nine one knowing the money wa*
there niu*t have taken* advantage of
the moment and got the tack. It la
rather a rough dell on the gamettor*,
who haveju»t started In ihu bii*ine«t,
hut it tliotva that the poor outsider
■ometimea beat* tho game. notwith
it Hiding the inter! ion* ol tlie IJhronielt
to the contrary.
Several hundred oople* of tho Xun't
article oil iho l)o Young*. of the C'Aroa
(cle. arrived here Sunday luorulng.aud
were Immediately dlttriimtcd through
out tha district. IV e understand tint
."x1,000 »llpt containing the Article
w»ru printed at tome j»B oltlce In San
Krauci«eo lor distribution all over tho
Pacific coiwt. It U. therelora, highly
probable that the artlclo will he more
generally lead than would have been
the cate I ii d not the Da Young* kicked
up aucli a row ubout the little nlUir.
It wat read in tlila town to ••|u.itls
of people, and wu are told that
men who are familiar with the 1>«
Young* ai*erl that the document con
| taint mora truth than poetry.
A parly or miner*—ten Iti number—
pa*<ed tliron^li la*t night on llic stago
hound lor the new mining excitement
atStickeeu, in lliu British L'iMMtlaii*.
I'hey came (nun I'ioohe Mini go direct
to tli« mine*, expecting to be iiImiiiI
*lx wvk« ill linking till' trip. Anoth
er party wa* formed at I'ioche when
they tell, and is «X|iccted soon to lol
low.
A. L Gate*, Eureka's billiard «li irp,
it auxteu* to play McCleery a game of
billiards for any aiiiotttit' ami at any
time. Ho U in varuviU ami aaya tliut
a* far an lie I* concerned iliere will lie
no impediment lo a match.
Piocho Mining Itrmi.
[From llio llocur I of Prlirmry H J
In the American I'lag, diifiing has
progre««ed rapidly during the week,
miming e««t and w«t Iroui the ninth
station— both drift* in lire. Will com
iiienou sinking the main shaft within
the present waek. 1'lie 1-*!amill I*
running constantly, working aliont 2.'i
ton* a day, and shipment* of oru arc
m.idu daily.
In the Newark, sinking and drifting
was practically su*pended for suvernl
•iavs in consequence of necyciry re
pair* lo the in ichinery. Work wa* re
sumed on Friday, and I* progrexnig a*
n«ual. The favorable indicatiomi pre\l
mi*ly reported continue. I'eu lon» of
very rich ore rai*ed on Kridsy.
The main shaft of the I'ioclie I* now
down rtlHI feet, and ■.inking i* constant
ly pni({ni**ln^. I'liem will l>u no ill*
coiitlniiiiii-e ii.till I lie depth ol theslisft
reache* 1,000 leet.
I'll* Page and Panaca l« working
the ii.ml foico of men, and running
threw drill*. Indication* continue la
vorable, and the prospect* nro that rich
development* will soon ho made.
Die l'luche West is still sinking on
the ludgH through the iiuln winza.
Will drift east and west from this
winze when it reaches a depth of 120
leet.
The lliilin «fc limit is still pushing
Ahead on the cro>s drift, which i* lia
ble to strike tie* ledge at any day.
I'lie t' indlne I* *tili drifting cu the
ledge, without any change worthy ol
meiitioii.
In the Meadow Valley work I* lielng
pushed ahead in thu various portion*
ol tie- mine.
In Ine Washington and Creole there
is nothing of special interest to men
tion. Woik I* progressing a* usual.
In the Alp* drilling continue*, and
tlio work generally progre**ing as
u*ual.
The Incline of tlio Silver Peak Is
down 4*i7 feet, with the ledge looking
well at that point.
Tlio Condor I* still drilling for the
ledge, with very promising Indication*.
The Clilet Ktst Is still sinking winze
ill or*. The mine generally look*
well.
A Bridegroom's Desperation.
A youisg man who agreed to inarry
fit Mattnou. IlllimW, on the last day ot
tli«> ye!*r 1873. narrowly escaped dis
appointing Ids bride. How It li:%pp«ii
eil, iikI how ho triumphed over want
ing rteaperate fun. I« thus told by the
Terre llauto Express: " Mounting
the early train lit) reached I\irl«. tmt
there. Ill an uvll moment, ho left tlio
trnln to go around tliu corner mid get
a cigar, lie -layed too long nnd the
train went off. Wli.it was he to do
now ? The ceremony was to take place
at precisely 2 o'clock, and II he did
not get there In time there would be a
fearlul row. So In defaul'. ot any bet
ter plan he started oir walking, think
ing how he could manage to get there
oil time. While engaged with these
reflection* it hand-car came along, pro
lulled by three stout men. lulling
the trio, he was allowed to get on
beird and take a hand at the motive
power of tho open coach, lie worked
hlm«elf Into a sweat, and dually,
when about three mile-* from Mattoon,
the men took their car oil the track
and went lo work, refusing, cither lor
love or money, to go lurther. Out of
tills dilemma the youth found a way by
engaging a mule of an old farmer who
lived near. There w in no anddle In
the Htahle which he would allow to go
with the beau, anil therefore the young
in in was compelled to go In bareback.
When he anlved at the home the
clock struck three, and the entire puty
was III consternation as lie rode up to
the door with both legs wrnp|>ed
around that mule's body, slashing him
with a club al every jump, and fol
lowed In Ills career by half the boy*
of the town."
-— m
Senator Spraguc's Boy.
One day lately at the breakfa«t table
Senator Spraguu sshl to his sou, *' You
must understand, my boy, that you
are the sou or a poor man. and will
hive your own way to make In the
world. 1 have fifty cents In my pocket
—not a cent more ; so after breakfast I
think I'll take you out and get a boot- i
blacking apparatus lor you. You iuii«t
barn to black your own boots like a
poor man's sou, yott know." The lit
tle fellow lltieiied Intently, and then
laid: •• Well, papa, can't I black your |
l>oots and nave you soim tiling!*" ••Oil,
certainly, if you wl»h," bin lather an
us ered. After breakfast tho luve<t
incut was made. The next morning
be enterprising youngster rose at day
Iglit, and hefoie anybody was up and
:ould Interfere, had blacked every boot
mil ohou hi the Sprague mansion, ln
rludlng a pair of his mother's, which i
lad been bought tcceiitly for nineteen
lollar«, and which, of course, were c
itterly ruined.—From <i \i\uitlnylon
letter. ,
Some of the continent expenio of
United State Sen*tori arc given by the
Boiton Ilertiltl. Ittay*:
It (eeini tlmt each Senator ti*e» In a
M**lon of four month* 10 ream* of note
|>ap«r. 1 of at eel prii«. to *ay noth
ing of gold one*. H boxen oi quill*. 3
quarts Ink, 6,000 ordinary envelope*,
nnrt other ihou<aud*ol fane? onei, and
four bottle* of niucilage< It took 343
pocket-knlvo* to go round lait year,
though 120 were iiiflflrient the year
before, which iliowi tint la«t year wai
a hard one on knlve*; 392 Inkitandi,
111 |mlra of Kl<*ori, 693 boxr* of
French paper nud can) caic*. mem
orandum book*, dlarlei, etc.. were
dlitrlbuletf. Among the other nrtlcle*
ron«nmed were 21 gallon* ot alcohol.
II gallon! of buy mm. 6 gallon! of
Cologne water, iiowder, hair oil, co»
luetic*. 4 dozen hat bruihei, 13 dozen
comb*, S3 iplttoon*. 07 dozen cake* of
toilet aoap, 82 pound* of *potige. and
30 bottlei of the extract ol ginger,
l'lils lait mii*i have been for the cure
of Senatorial colic, and the *|M>uge*
are probably to *wab the itatcmncn
down with after making their great
effort*.
A DrrHorr CocitT'a Opinion.—"Law
I* law." milled III* Honor, a* he
adroitly removed the coat from a mam
moth unbaked |>eanut, and drop|ied
the kernel where it would do the mo«t
good. " A man may be a murderer,
and yen may have a thousand wit
ue«*et that he li a murderer, but yet
you can't couvlct lilui ot stealing a
wood-»cow beeau«o he I* a murderer,"
ilEW TO-DAY.
LIST OF LETTERS"
Remaining in tiik ooi.n iiil.t. rosT
omrr, Kebruirr 13.1»74. If not calm) h» In
one iuoiiiIi Ihpjr will ba hiiI to tbe Until l^llrr
Office, W*»IilncUn>.
Ailam* Ji*bn
Ailam* Annla Mr*
Apallo J'»hn
Arnold W«
Itaik Mary Ml"
llurke Thw n
Hl«b J<» Mr»
iuhcj a u
Hrlgtiam H»in
Bibot W
Italian J«» t
llnrklar J"l>"
llurg." Mulia*!
IWrrrlt J"tin
lle»l« H
llrwtluy John
Hrlyi[» J K
Broker S
nark Kdw
(Vtull Win
r,"*n 11 t n «
Car|>rnt«r J K-l
Collin" J»l>n
Clark J II
C trk Al'*
Curran John
differ Kdw
Crt.rJ t;
Carljan 1 ho«
Coleman J
Cufert I' f
Palley John
lianlal. Jolin
D«t«ftl Ja»
jinmalon Jaa
llautfla* A Co
K.llck-5
Kunur John
Fortyth Mr»
r.ir»jlh W »
Kliiiittrlfk Mjry
rit/r""1
(trwnwi»xt »
lirant A -I
Onrnall Juhn
Horn M
tilynn 1>
Oou.den Jaa
(IrlMil* John
■lam John
llart Ham
llaker t)
llajrien II
||nlin« I' M
llncklni! Jt«
llalr M I' Mr.
Ilnrton W II
Ingram A
larael II I.
('•ffrr* P
June. J r
J oil o»on J M
Ab®
K'.TA
K'"» 'J*..
Killan N II
Ijii.i Ik'T j 9
LnO* <■ .
IJUIICT J
I.ark !»
I Mily 0
Luby K
l.xanlll »<•
l.'iko I! ,
Mnnrm> Jaa
Melln 5
Murray John
Mmm>ck Chaa
Merrill Mr.
Mai otn U
MMtoa W C
Mane** J
Mai Ion TIiim
M»»nn It
Marolin K
Moril* W I)
Moore Win
Mn«» W .1
Martoin John
Mnl* h tun. i*
Mi>«r* K II
Murrlxm I)
Mitchell W II - J
Miller II II
M'rhael J*>lin
Mlllor .Min
Mitchell TtiO#
Mi'Kemle Jii'in
Mr Nain.ua Win
MrOnal I John
Mr Hi * K
Mr Mali.in .loliu
Mi ('rnhan U
MrColv J A
Nawiuau A
Ntwman John
l'llchforl J B
Vinck W
l'rlnaii K
I'rrali It t>
I'inc* M
1'n-ctn W J
I'alrli k Jolin
l'«no F
l'erklii" Wm
IVIhatu llmi
I'vlrrx n Jno
I'owera .1 K
I'nllanl
IViwera Mr» K
oiiimi r it
Mellaril* I' II
Itlnnlaii I'
llawlln.: M
Itvan MIm M
Itimlimlil W
Ityati K
Kyan Jolin
Kieliaril* \V K
Itn.a II
Hparllln! S E II —S
Hwaln J C
Hn.len Wm
Htaioiitl* M
Bliaw I
HIiorKan I'
Hrtilllnril A
Kuwait .1
St raff r A H
Rtronna P
Htewart It H
Thointa Jim
Turkar T
Tl reman 11 W
Tyrrell It
Trngadoll <' .T
Tiylor M JIra
Tall W I)
Wright W
Walker W |l|
Wal«r« MImO
WllllsmaC 0
Wllllaoin Cliae
Wilkinson John
Wllaon Wm
Wheat lalcti M
Whealley Ji hn
Whlleninb B-l
Tnnnir Mat
YnnMcn Ja«
Yatelle I.
rOMM*.
J n»Trrl« A U-roui
)l J Ollkl Aiitone J<i*e Nllrnlo
Joe II d« NnTiinln J K Amtiodr
Mknaol t.'nnki <1111 Anlunu V«rgo<
Anloolo U llnri;f« ill Nil»rIra
B. W. ClItlBBCCK. P. M.
J E WEL E R
...AMD....
STATIONER.
'PUB ITNDKIIHKINKD KEEPS COS
I nantljr uh hmtl *Urj« Atwtt
mcnl of
COLO AND 8ILVER WATCHES.
l>laaa«aiU( Chain*. I.adira' ftria,
«lrr»f llallaaa, Ftagrr
11*11 l>»ii Okkrai, l.arbria,
Naphla Rla|i, ftllvrp *»u,
Rywlatln, nr., nr.
BLANK B00K8& STATIONERY
OP ALU RINDS.
CLOCKS PROMJH 00 TO S20
WATCIIRH. CLOCKS and JBWKLItY Hr
iwlrfd wlib Nralu*** and Dltpatth. All work
warranted.
AOKNT for all lh« Harramrnia and Hat
PrauciKO DAILY AND WRKKLY PAI'KHS
All lh« LatMt lU'li rn Prrlndlral* and Mat*
iln<*« roamanlljrhand at low rrlrc*. Dr.
Urrod In any |>art of town.
8. W. CHUBBUCK,
rtWTOKKICi:. HOLD II11.1..
felltl_
CITY BAKERY
CONFECTIONERY,
ICE CREAM & REFRESHMENT
SALOON,
SO. a» MOUTH C MTItWCT, VIKMINIA.
RANDIES OP ALL MMCHirTIONR,
At Wbalraalr aad Urlall.
PANCY CAKR OP ALL KINDS, mad* to
>rdrr, of ihr < holrr*i material*.
PRRMtl IIUKAD dalitrred In all part* of thr
illy.
Sail#. PartV* and Pamlllr* Pnf.pllnl at Hir
pkoiterl (">»•! bl notlcc.
IEW SUPPLIES CONSTANTLY ON HAND
At (lit Uwmi IJtIii Kale*.
I
— i
Qltt a* a Call. <
m..i ,
DR. RODGER8,
EMiynicinn and *iir£con. j
i|fPICR-0»»p fllbaaa'a Hal***, Mala at.
Oppiri linen*- ( a.m. to II a.a. and ■ p. a>. I
• ftp. a. MS I in
JfKW TO-DAY.
AT
BURRALL'S,
Nartkoaal corner r unit Tmlar >lrrfl>,
Virjfinln, Mcv.
ou can nrv at iiediiock miens
BOOKS, STATIONERY,
TOYS AND FANCY C0008,
VALENTINES,
A* my •lock l» arknnwlfili:*! In In- 1U0 flnrnt
toil b--.t fiaaniiid In I hi' Hutu, It will III' ffrcalljr
t» tkn a<lrantair<> of all In Virginia, Onlil Hill.
Hllrrr. Dayton, Canon. Hnio and »lclnlttr«.
•bo majr nucU inylliln.- In mj Una, In mull nr
■arsa quautltlra, to Mcura llw
GREAT BARGAINS!
Mrhnnl nook*.
niank llovk*. New
Honk*. Blblif. Prater K«v>k<.
Hold Pen*. Plrlam. I)iiri«*, Memo,
rmndutu*. Album*. Portfolio*. uprra
Kram**. Phi* Cntl«*ry. Mini*. Bird CXjWi
Lnii' h nukdii, Sfrru
oacoplc YUw*. Hlank*,
Legal Stationer*. Writ
liitf Paper of all
kind*.
Children'* Carriage*.
TOYS IN GREAT VARIETY,
And a U(Mt of I)c«lrahla fToml* for all.
NEWS DEPOT AND CIRCULATING LIBRARY!
f#r" A Ca»h CuMmnrr fur tl>f above UXTIItK
STOCK AND IIIISINKHS ran grl a ino.t ailtaii
tagnnuii bargain liy applying aoou.
WILL H. BURRALL,
VIIMJ1MA. NI!»AI>A.
jail licit I'
ROBEDEE & BENNETTS
Ererjthln: In tha line of
KTC. • ETC.
....now orrtnin t*....
HILVICK CITY
Accommodation Stage I
I.I1AVK in.Tra cttt. i i»n oni.n niLt.
H:|.3n. m. 0:30 n. m.
10:Jo •• 11:30 "
1:00 p. m. 9:30 p. ni.
4:00 " fllSO "
rAitK rirrv (tjitn |
foil If
I |.«*ky ««n.o «nn mii.vkii
I I Mining Cnmpiny.- Local Inn of prlni'i|u
place nf tiu'iiu'". sun Prooelwro. California.
Looit nn of work-, Lyon (.'utility. Mate of j
Nrraila.
Notice—Th«re are delloqnent tipnn thp fnk
InwiitL* dracrl'teil •tuck, nil arcniuit nf Ac**1
mi nt Nn, m, letIt il mi tin* Ulli itay nf January.
1*71. Ibti m-veral amount" •>•( nppn>lii< tin- nanio |
nf llii* i«'»;m'i*(I\*' •hareholdcra,a* follow*:
Nvm». CVrt. hh». Alnl.
Ilrarket J (I, Tru»|ee IV7 t I" 75 |
t'alilll A I'nl,Trn«teea lwt .. 10 7
C»hl.l A Pol, Trualeea .....Mil. 1*78
Cahlll A Pot. Trnatae W.'J... 30 . ...MSn
Crocker J II,Tf«»t*» .1311 ... S.....-3 7r.
i atalllrr J P. Tru.teo 873... !M ....13 1)0
1'liarna II A.Tru.tm 1«.9 ...IS tl 45
Human W I.. Tru-tee linn... Is ?s
Ite Lorma (1 V. Trune».,,.107it. ..10J... .75 Bu
Fenn T W. TfU»te« S7n....m 7 50
rot C W.I'nulM 13M.IS l»
(Jlbba r A, Truatrc W7...H (aj
Ulbba F A. TriMee «»* Nil ....73 00
lllliti. 1' A. TrtlMee 9W...I0U 73 Oil
lllbtia F A. Trustee 9.V) .luo ....TS to
(Jlbhii F A. Tru-tee Ml .»«> ...78 Ml
(illihuF A. Truatee »vj... S«| S7 Si
(llblm F A. Truatee U53....8U 37 So
dibit" F A. Truatee «... S3 M -
lllnls* t (imni,TiuiIni.III — So —::7 SO
llatcli Wilton■.I*al (71... IS. II IS
Hamilton J It. Tr .bal. . «IS.... 3 I 11) 9 .19
illll II 1317... M' .37 a
llaiciiliitmi j.Trurtee il(3...w». .. Mi m
.Inhea i|- Coir, Trustor* 7.15 ...30 '11 5ti
Mrllrny W K. Troetce '.ail....10 7 .V
Itlehardenn U A. Trualae... 177....St) 37 6H
Itlchardaon F. A. tin 2I3... 30... .94 8u
Klrhantaun K A. <!•• .. li>0... .73 Mi
Kit'liaril-on K A, do ... ,4#A... MO 7,-> Hi
UlenanWon K A. ilo ... .. .I5n (*t
lib Intnl...o F. A. iln ....TjO ...St)... .37 so
Itlcbardeon K A, tin ....Mn... 80....117 SO
Iticbard-on K A, do ... W"3 . SO .. .37 SO
■lit liardmn U A, — t 7a
ltlchsnl»on K A, ilo lit.' lo . ..7 So
Itlctianl-on F. A. do ...MOB. ..100 75 1''
ltlrliaril»nn K A, ilu .. ,1SI»... .80 ST M
Rlrhanlauo K A. do ...III3..UKO....TS0 00
Kich«rd"on K A. do ...1911.. SoO...375 DO
Itlrhardaon K A. 1445 .. St« .. S7S i«l
Itli hanl'on K A, do 197J. ..100 78 ru
Itirhardeon F. A. do .1*71 — — *7 M'
Hlchardaon K A. do .. .1303 » S ■
Itlehardenn K A. do ...I3ftt 6 3 78
Ktchardenn K A. do . . 1.1»1... lo 7 Su
Hrhinlrdrll II. Tni«t(» t'4.„lu0 1SU>
Hplnuny t(«'0 H,Tmat0*.btl.lin... 1 *5
Splnnnr (loo K.Tntatno l.itf... So .17 So
Mplnnay (i»o lt.Tru»i««... l3JII....6fl S7 so
Hplmiay (Ito ft. Tru*tM.... 13»i7....Itl .7 M
starkw. ailicr I It, Tru>tvc..Kl... .sS |H 75
Sharp MA hal M* » 1 10 I f.7
Tlbhnjr R*,Tm«li-« h»l... »•« a « On
Turnbull \V A Co.Triialcra. I'iSI. ...80 IS 00
Turnbull W ,t On.Triitlfta.lvsi... in 7 S"
I'hlrr J Clfin.Tiu^ti-e ... .*17 . ,f4i 37 Si'
I'hli-r J Clem. Truatar lurj .. Ml 37 Si
IrbanJua S....5H 37 60
I'rtiaaJua 7 Sn K7 SO
I'rlian .li» H ...M 37 So
Vluii'iit Clua, Truatro.... tin* SO. ...37 60
Vlntiml Uhaa,Trnalvn IVJ6 .. So .....37 8h
Vlnarnt ( ha». Tru»t.e lir* .100 7 8 00
Vin/rnt ( baa, Tmatea.. ,1|S3 M> ... 37 50
Vliurnt Cha",Trualac 1170....IS 11 it
Wliltu 1" II, Trnitra #05 . 1UI 75 io
Yoiiiik A |«g... M. .. .»; So
And In arrorlaiira with la*, and an ordirnf
I be Itoard of Dlm lnra, mtdu nn tha Sib day nt
January. In7t, ki many »barra of i-nrh paml
nf «nrb atex'k ai may b« nnra»ary will tx*»nlil at
pilbllr aurtlnn.al Ilia ■:i)i*-rnoni of John Mltldlr
inn A Son. Nn. 510 Mnntir"in«rj airrrt, San
FranrlTO, Cal . nn TI'K I»AV. th« ■fcl day nl
Mart'h, 1M7I, at tb« bniir of 9 o'clork r. w. nf
aal.l day. In par dallminant a»#i"«»nirnia
ihcn*un. Inifpthar with rnaiaof adiartlaliii; and
'i|*«« (it lb" •air.
(IKOIIOK It. SPINSKV. Sn r»lary.
Ofllrr-No. 3.11 ralilurnla llltft, IU» in So. 5.
San KranrUco, Cal. fi'19 tJ
UNITED STATES REGISTER'S
SUMMONS.
No. S'JO.
I N TIIR V. S. I.AND OFFICK OP TIIR Ills.
I trkt of tlraon City, Na»a<la — Tha nrnpl..
nfthr t'nitcd Mtatra tocba* M. Prynr. Martin
Maljhan and Hrori;'' Fln«trrrr, crrctln/:
Tnu art. han'by •timniuiit'tl in apurar bafnrr
ma. at m> ulHrr, in Canon Cny.on tlir Kih day
uf Marrli, a. n 1171. at II o'clock, a. a., to
•nawcr iha complaint of lh< linparlal stln r
Mlnln; Cu and Hit Kmnlra Mill ant| Mining Co
iiarrlnir yonr claim to Lota No. flfin*n iIS) ami
i lirhli'cn (I**', and tha ninth nn t |S0) fiTl ul I, it
No tweniraUbt (iti: all In llluck So onPtll,
ltaiiip< O. In iba town-alla of (lob! Illll. lion'*
rnuair, Nevada, to be nn'n»l an I Illegal;
tint, tWn and tharr, do yon aimir rau-a, II any
Ihtrc be, why thn rlalm nl •altl Imticrlal Slrcr
Mining Co and Kinplra Mill and Mlnlnr Co
■hall not he recngniceil aa Jn»t and legal, and
lia allowed to enlir tha tabl land laillii? In
which. Judgment wi'l ha taken agalnat «ou
To tha Unite.I Stale* Marshal or deputised
•ItUen greeting: Make aerrlca and return
Hereof.
(liven nnder my band thl« 9th day nf February,
i. d. Ii7t. AUtJl.I'lll s WAIT/.
Ite.*l»ier.
fe 19 33tl TMitrlet nf C'araon City, Setaila.
II I.I.1 111)1,1) AXI> NII,Ti:it
M nine fom|<anjr — luxation nf prlmlpal
■lare of baeinr», San Fr4iirl.ro. Calif,univ
Loral lou of work*. Vlrcinla M inin_- DUtrlct,
Itun-r County. 8tal» of Nrtaria.
Nutlet I* herwbjrflren that a' a merlin; of thp
>lrce|..r», htlil on th* lOtn dar uf Krhrnarjr.
VJ|, an •M»*mcnl (No Hi uf fl tier «hare
>m lerlej upon Ibe rapllal »t<>clt or the cor
Hirullnn. payable Immediately. In t'nlted Si*im
niil cola, to lb* NerrrUrj. >1 the Offlrf of in*
MUan,419California •tntet, fan Franrl«o>,
'allfornl*.
Aoj atirk npon whlrh lhl« a«»e<«mrnt rhall
emain unpaid on the CIXrKKNTII DAY
IK MAHt'll, IKT4. «tlll h« d,Undent. an,I
drertlaed fur »aV at puMIr aurilon. ami nnlru
ajmont l« made Ix-furn. will be mid on
IATUKDAY, the foartb dar ul April. W«.
) pay the delinquent aeeeMmrnl. togHhrr
'Itu eoaUoftdrertialnr and exnenree of rale.
A NOR I.. Hffrriarr.
Ofllre- Room No. ». Harvard'* Bul'dluir. No.
IV California atrert. Kin Kranrlaro, California,
fell Id
AMUSKMMTS.
PIPER'S OPERA HOUSE.
rRormrron...
iluakal Dlrrrtur,
....joitx rirKit
M st'KK'K 1'IKK
I'KKD SCHMIDT
LAST NIGHT!
....or THK....
GREAT AUTHOR, ACTOR AND
DRAMATIST,
DION BOUCICAULT!
Thursday Eve, February 12th,
When will Ihj prrtrntcil lila gnat play
DADY O'DOWD!
MICHAKI. O'DOWD... DION IIOfCICAl LT
Tim Knllro CiMiair In I hp C««l.
FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 13TH,
First Apararaara «f
MI88 KATE DENIN !
I'UICKH UP ADMISSION:
Drr»a Cirri* (oil Orchrair* I'halra $1 W
Parquet li- W1
I'rtrain lloxee S nu
KKHRItVRD SKAT*. I"iny C»l,l. Kiln.
Il<>i Ottiit opoo from lit A. M. lu 4 r. a. f» It
BENEFIT BALL
-AT
Miners' Union Hall, Gold Hill,
TUESDAY EVENING, f I MAACH 10, 1874.
...roil...,
AN TOINE SILVA,
Who Sn«t Irfith hi* fret bjranarclilfnt on the
Virginia mill Tri" Lev lUllroad
Ian Kali.
Cnmiiilllrr of Arrniiffrmeiitoi
Thorn** l/ire William llrnrjr
M William* A C Ilnjr
Cnmnilllrf of Invitation:
HKW>, uoi.n iiIi.i. and vinniNU.
W I) Cdllxon John II Mill*
■Ifilm K Mi lluiirll II ItvmoRi
M J Silv* John Km ill*
M Simmer* Frank l.i'wl*
Anil all III* Kni|i'.ojn ou I bo V X T II It
Itrrrptlou Coiiiiulttm
I. K l.'ailiillfe Amlrrw firalutui
Anlolnr Murder
floor Hanaitrrai
V William* Ilach McDonald
John Kmnrtly lliltrr llulmaii
I'luwr IMrrrCori
Altixatiilrr McMarlin.
vkiiv nr.sT mmr i> tiik stati:
tick i:th 00
>10 Id
COLD HILL SOCIAL
03L.XJB*
| IIK KlflllTII HKMI MONTIII.T I'AKTY
L of tbla Clah H111 !•<• |(l»eii on
FIJIDAY EVENING, FES. 13.
At Minora' t'nlon Hall.
Danilni; In ei-mnienre rirb etetilnr at M o'clock
puuctiiuily, mid inutinu* nil II.
Tho«e deslrnns of Jolnlre run onlr ilo »o
ihiou/li appllrsi'on It* Ipiiit. rtlrn i»il to (lie
(ioll [till >ih tat Clab. 1'o.t Oftlrn, (iolil IIIII.
w. n. KISON, Prwidwt.
( \V. Om iicri. KirrHir;. oelSIf
NEW JEWELRY STORE!
Opposite Odd Prllswa' Hull,
C STREET,VIRCINIA.
H. BLOCK,
At the above liimril place, baa opened one of
Ibe Hut.I anaurlmi-nta of
UOl.tl AND ftll.VRIl JKWIXHY,
WATCIIRM, KTO.,
Kv<-r brought to Virginia City.
i COMI'RTr.NT WATCH HRI'AlItElt IS
ronneeie<l with the Katsbllrhinent.
MIIXKV I.OANKO ON HltCCItITI EH.
leitf
TREES AND SHRUBBERY!
W. H. H. LEE & CO.,
No. 110 K klrrrl, Mnrrnmnilo, fal.
Deai.kks in *m, "kinds or fiiuitjq
(lid OKNAMKNTAL 3Z
TREES, SHRUBBERY™ ! VINES,
lor'ndlnc lbs eholrrtl »nrletle« of Apple. rear,
Pi-sell, I* Iim. Qnlnee, bhail* Trei-a ; Ka»pberry,
lltaiklx-rrr. Onoseheer), t urrant soil other tlsr
ilen I1u*hea; firs, • Vines ete
tinlera from fluid Hill, Virginia or anywhere
In lhl» eretlon lllli-d In tin- most eattafsrtorT
manner, ami promptly forwsrrieil by rsllrosd
n^on-ly parked.
W. It. It. I.KK A TO .
Jai lm_ III K ilreet, bsrrsmeno^
WOOD! WOOD!
'I'llR I'SnKIWIONEn IIA*> KOH HAI.K A
i large quantum of WITT PINK. MOUNTAIN
I.IM II Slut oihur ««rttll»» nt WOOD. Also
mil 'apply of ilis BEAT Qt'ALITT of
COAL!
WTWI.KSU,! AW RITAIL. whleh ks will
1e|i*er thriHtsh'Mit tiold lllll and flctoltyof Ibf
!ow»«t eseli prlret.
Jail Im TIIOMAHtlAU.AOHKn.
INTERNATIONAL SALOON!
JUST RECEIVED
MOTHER INVOICE OF THAT
Fluo Olil (I8-IO)
BOURBON WHISKY.
JOIIXXY PIIHiR.
M St Proprietor.
I. H. iuC.ni>. T. B. ftAanom.
iiiitRh & (aitn.\EK,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
OKPICK — Hwfld floor Pony la* HnlMIng,
'41. Hmith C plrret. Virginia J*7 tf
P. MAN SON, M. D.v
Phynirian and Surgeon.
OFPICB-Mnniinl't Hal|4la«. itp tlalra,
.Mala .ir'rt, Uairf 1011.
J»17 1m
TYPF METAL
In wit at tha llntn lliu. N«w» niter.
1MC8EME5T8.
ST. PATRICK'S OAlf BALL!
H n%
SECOND
Grand Anniversary Ball
DIVISION NO. 2, A. 0. H.
....TO HI OirBN AT....
MINERS' UNION HALL,
UOLD HILL,
TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 17, 1874.
fomiMlllc* of Arnnifmriili.
Tim. K.lltr M firmljr
Jti. Con.lillnv M J llurkr
Tho» Klt/friald J K IVonom
I'm VrNvu.r* W W hti.HBh.ll
Tim Krttlng Mlrb Mclaughlin.
CoiniillUr* oT Invitation t
kOUl UIU~
Milt Crowl.» Mike Curj
J T IjHkln Mlkrll.ljr
M 11 1rlry 1' Hooting
Win Mulrnon John Coiigblln
Tim U'Cuun.ll M Krlljr
Itlrh.rt Tohtn Tliu. Ilurkn
I* llllloultjr M Llortl
I'm field" John llur„'f.
T J Kmllh L IVwpf.
J I' (Jriflln John hl«ck
I'ltuilejr John Hi»u
John (irlfflii M Twohry
J..tin Collin* JotiuMiuxtmeMi
r J I4ng.11 John i^ulaa
1 >mii lUmitrn Mlkr O'Brien
livnuU OXM17 Owra Iiorri
1' Liord M Crmnr
On McOuthjr Mlk* Kill»r.
TIMIXIA I ITT.
John Sn.w M K Ptrnrj
I' H il.«i Jim.. Mnor*
Multa U>hM Wmlt.tr.
Martin fur* C Y McUutby
Ju Murphy M H Ky.n
tak. ttink« John Hamilton
IV Km. I. IIJMtboni'jr
John Mi.n.n Tho. Urine
J.. (julnlan Clit. O'Connor.
• II.t KK C1TT.
Tom O'Connor Con Kninnl;
Jubli llitf>7 I'll CliaiKvjr
J*. IVhrl.li.
Krrrptlou rommlllf* I
Dan Kaliry Ju Mixirn
.1 I' Vial Thoa l.ane
I* Fcctrtjr Ja« Dewrjr
Tliul't'liy Juht) Colllnt
Date Humphrey Klcbanl flack
Tbu* WarU Tliua Dairy.
floor nauaitent
F/l Walati M O'Cnnnora
run Mrl'arthy I' I' lleran
I' Mun.tay John H Cuunort
■Inli 11 Walfb Win Hn-uaii.
floor lllrrflori
1 liuiua* Kalljr.
TIl'KtTH *4 30
JmJI td
TENTH
ANNIVERSARY BALL
....or....
LIBERTY ENGINE CO. NO. I,
....TO TAK« PLAC1 AT....
MINERS' UNION HALL,
UOliD II I 1.1. .
ON FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 20, '74.
t'onuniltr* or ArrniiKrmrntaf
llrb*r llolman, A K I'uil.r,
l(ul>rrt Krrgan, .M W lla»».lt,
lltrrjr I'tMi.r. M K Wallfr,
Sick Vipoiil.
Committer of Invitation I
OOl.ll HILL.
AlM*J*>n.«, .liwcph ni.li,
John Mark*. J II Mill*.
A A I'llrnum. A Mi Martin,
IIC llianrhatd, Klrhartl ilrtrrr.
i«cn Kmmi II, >1 A Wli.lrrl.aufr,
I, OWIiKlna, A Hi. .1 h,
I va Fulton, T 0 Taylor,
I. It Pmnk.l.
TIHUIMIA riTT.
Jn»rp!i lull. .1 hum Hrown,
Tlio. II (Julnlan, II r lliitfh..,
Th>i« Mi'rklr, J l.l>im;.ti>nr,
A I' SlrKn, J J Cooper,
John llanUr, WTHIap«M.
foiuiullte* of Itirrptlon i
«) r MumHI. .III Mill*.
\V I) 0 UIImod, I. C WiKsin*.
floor nauaurre I
lli-h*r llolman, llarrjr Po»ior,
Da«hl llumiilirrr, Mirharl Ktuiirdr,
M Y Waller.
floor nireetori
A A I'uli,am.
ticketn fJ m
Kul«rprl.« < opr.
Ja« id _
GRAND
MILITARY AND CIVIC BALL!
THE ELEVENTH
ANNIVERSARY KILL
....or Tim ...
NATIONAL GUARD
....wim. taxi run,...
AT Til Kilt IIALL,
Odd Irllow.' lUIMIui, VlrslnU.
MONDAY EVENINC, FEB. 23.
Maiiaslng Com ml lire.
rrlfate II Piper f'orp M V Wilier
Private .1 Hueenhmrlt Her*'! I) A Krarer
Private J Kl«»«l
Kerrptlnn Coin tit I lit* I
Unit 4 II Pomcry Cnrp J Clwlwond,
harvt J Tliiltnn, Prlvale II llnwnhrntk
Serft K A Maction I'll vale C M Mayer
floor Hirerlor:
(kni-rat C C lUtlernian
Floor CoinuilUeet
Lieut J A Robert roa f'orp M T Wa'ler
betgt I) A Kraver Private A M I*mh
»«*« J B Whltr orab rrlvate J S katieen
OtrrlatM trill ha furnl.hed fr—at tltArgr. on
tpplteaCcn l» the Committee at tbo door.
Jaaru trill uk« not lee tti»t r*rr1»re« will not
rait It their reeliUni'r 4ATC ij'r n)lllttU-a.
Diartag will eoanntnee at u'docFT "* *•
TICK III it, M Oao U obtained from mem
»er« of the Commar, •
MUHIC will l» fnrnlahed hy the Rational
luartl Mrli c an«l llr*.. IUn<] Jill 14
SPORT! SPORT!!
COCK-FIGHTING
....at mi....
UNION SALOON,
GOLD IIILL,
EVERY SATURDAY AND WEDNESDAY
EVENING,
DURING THE 3EASONI
ADDIMIO.V. .FIFTY CKMTM.
Jvll II
P. T. KIRBY, M. D.
PHYSICIAN AND 8URCEON.
OIB.v aail R.aUmp.t ...««lir D.rwla'a
Ahii omrr. Mala Mlrrrt,
OOLD UII.1, MEVAD.A.
M.J. MpCL'TniKOX I. ray aolboriitnlCol
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