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RIGGS GOLD COMPANY
MINEs-BRIGGs Il GREGORY LODEs, GTLPTN
COUNTY, COLORADO.
CAPITAL, 10000 SHARES -sIOO EACH.

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TRUSTEES.
J. SMITH BRIGGS, Colorado.
GEO. NJ. PULLMAN, Chicago.
ANTHONY ARMOUR, New York.
HENRY CoGGILL, New York.
r. CORNELL WHITE, NeY York.
c. c. ALGER, Hudson, NJ. Y.
W. C. ANGEL, Providence, R. I.
President-J SMITH BRIGGS.
Treasursr-WALTER y, LAYTON
secretary-D. LITTLEJoHN.
Counsel-J. S. WOODWARD
Mining Superintendent-CHAS.H II. BRIGGS.
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MINEs-GoLp DIRT LODI,
Gllpin County, Colorad,.
CAPITAL, 5000 SHARES,
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HERMANN FUNKE, New York.
r. CORNELL WHITE, New York.
NJ {. TYLER, New York
sc. ARNOLD, Providence.
PRESIDENT.
| His Exeelency JOHN EVANS,
Governor OF Colorado Territory,
NICE-PREsIDENTS.
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| DR.. y. X. JUDD.
Tressurer-WALTER +. LAYTON.
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ORPHANs' COURT.
DIsTRICT OF COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON
COUNTY, To WIT,

ORPHANS COURT.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON
COUNTY, TO WIT!
APRIL 0, 1884
In the case OF Hannah MOGrAth and James
Ferry, administrators Of Thomas McGrAth, de.
ceased, the administrators Aforesaid have, with
the appreciation Of the Orphans Court OF WASH
ington county Aforesaid, appointed Tuesday, the
Sd day OF May next for the final settlement
and distribution Of the personal estate OF said
deceased, and Of the assets in hand, a. far A.
the same have been collected and turned into
money! when and where all the creditors and
heirs OF said deceased are notified to attend lat the
with their claims properly Youehed, or they may
otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit In
der be published once week for three weeks in the
National Republican previous to the said sd day OF
May, A, d. 1884,
Test z. c. ROBBINS,
Ape-lAwDW' Register Of wills,
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throughout the land and make sensation gen.
orally, go, ,,
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EDWARD LYCETT.
N BOOKBINDER,
No III PEEH. Avs, WAsnIHarOa, v [,
Books bound IN ,STSIY Stvls-.TuThsY doTOSs
RlGIlR and Cali
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Member OF the Royal College Of Surgeons, London,
life has boon spent 10 tho hospitals oil London Pa
ris, Philadelphia aAd elsewhere, has effected some
Of the most astonishing sures that were ever
known many troubled with ringingin the head and
ears when asleep, great nervousness, being alarmed
at sudden sounds, beshfulnoss with frequont bluah.
Ing, attended sometimes with q derAnKement OF
mind. were cured Immediately.
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Wilmington and Baltimore
Il Al l. II D d.

CHA NOE OF HOU rs 4.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-07-09

How ARE Yor, READERs?-After en-,
Harm tue trials and tr.buattous Of terestrl Be-!
ssrsier, We have returned to the scenes that cner
apsx a. .atsfea With SIGHT seeing as Il tt! to our
"a sd fully determined that the next fra' cling
Nc have to DO shall he doue BY proxy. We saant
-sAtrtAke 10 tell you Of how We saw t4e elephant
sadtAe l.,noyab!c reception he gAvet's, n'r b."
ssfrlt hORorol and exceedingly elasei with his
fsFasahIe treatment. We mig ht tate uAE1sI that
~oail csusr saeh partsaiar hair TO stand Ga end
rs yoar intellectual eaPu., but We w0pft today,
At ,oa4e more Gu.ng s,as~a. Ne may tel yau
aGQa; il. YE Local.
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REAL ESTATE BULLETIN.
EnR SAFE

FOR SALE.
~ scrss IL lad, /. sAileo from town. CT the
rOsa to Omaha,
Some lots in Andrews subdivision.
Several pieces Of Improved property il
gignal town.
rvo.l large lots in voorhis Addition.
i House aud lot in original town:
Let, in Jscksou's aud MyRssef's addition,
gene choice residence LoIs-terRs, oAe
Es.F cash and balance in twelve moaths "A
|lOPer cent
Lot block - Bsyliss's Isl, addition.
NAL IN. PALMER, Agt.
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R1- The heavy transforms that hav,

RZ~ The heavy ra:n-stoTms that have
visited this section Of country during the past
week. have saved our farmers from heavy
losses in the failure of their crop. Corn up
this way i, nud4 ai66Fe fVr,aAsA. than it is far
Their soyth, but it would hardly have matared
before frost. if the drow,h bad continued. 1t
REMAINS eIeslly and Ip,,ka - if we would have
more rain before i -'.lcts up,
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As WE FoRESAW.

/ TIE Boston Pioneer gives the su5stabcc
tofssA iaseFyiew recently had between the
editor OF that paper, Mr.. Heinzaa and
+ Wendell Philips On the one baud, aud
John 9 Fremont, Radical Deinapratic
! candidate for President on the other
The result fully confirms US iu the I'M
! PRECISION VIC have for sumo time entertain
| u respecting Fremou;'s political position
| especially SAGE the 3taoaeateHt Of the
! Cleveland Convention, and the appearance
If his letter Of acceptance. Theimp0tant
disclosure u his policy made by Fremont
lin the interview Alluded to, was his pur-
pose, if possible Of uniting tAe Democracy
Hith Aiul- Ia secure the defeat Of Mr., Lin
colu and the Cnioa party-tho party to
which he has until his last nomination
canned to belong. Frcmonts words, as
given by the Pioneer, arc substantially
embraced % the following extract from
lhem:
Hence, in yisw Of the immense Importance
which is % b. attached to Lincoln's removal from
! Washington, and in view Of the extraordinary
| power he has virtun ofhis position, it becomes
Necessary to co2i@ins against him all clements of
opposition, waish may he applied to the salvation
o. LAs Ecpa,lie, and Of Eaeso elemeuts the Dcua-
osretis party furnishes the rsost eontfn sat''
This means simply that Fremont is
willing to join the CoYperhrad Dcluocracy
the Peace Democracy. VI whatever 9th
cr name it may y L"9vn hy, f: is willing
! to receive lin.
While NJ oac more deeply regrets this
/ thing than We, We confess We are not ao,c
greatly surprised u, it. We have for some
tine seen Inl.cations that this was the
way in which Gen. Frcmqst was drifting.
Ever since Copncrhcads and men Of an
qucstion4biy dis.oyal sentiments, have be
gaa So generally - compliment him, We
have felt tEat there was reason t. question
the integrity OF his p'sj;ton as I rtyreseu-
t4tlve institutional Union man. True.
accJr.uS 70 til I@>pslrs ac3u>t, Ere
nont IN 1v>w u his readiarso to joif
hanIs with lie Nvaivcrltic party, declar-
ed that in - doing he. would not give up
ii All lot" 81 LIS principles. Bar wuG
are h,o principles worth. when he puts
h.u.c.t III nc Eajl,ts ct their enemies. t.
Il tn..n v /, y al leap in hungry lou
den, /; w0L@ u!t,:cr very liu!c what his
opinion Of The !.oa liz be FreuIout
Tr"p A's T. racc himself At the I:s9rsi-
l.ou Of tie ly4>I lr:esI.y,ry party Of the
cUuQty--A mo!lstcr threatening tAe IN
tcLyitv U! the nitiDn bY demanding az
.,,,il,: H. r,aan, yv,~h +},. cn.s,,!.. o4'
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GOVERNOR Stone. OF IOWA.

Few among the thorough Union men
Of the West have achieved a more envia-
bic position in public esteem than the
man whose name heads this article. Asa
soldier and a. statesman he has Justly rec
uugncndcd himself to the confidence of
the people Of a State who have proven
themselves among the very foremost of
the Uuiou's defenders, both at home and
abroad, For this reason We regret to see
an attack made upon Governor Stone by
the correspondent Of an Ohio paper on the
4round0f his, hctidn iaths BalffmdFa Con-
vcuti"n, which he attended as delegate,
by which great injustice, as We believe, is
done. The imputatiUu is that Governor
|tpne suurht TO u;sturb the harmony of
THAI body. The facts are that General
Cameron. Of Pennsylvania, offered a res
olui vu Tor the u0nlsn4 Of A.lncqlp and
Han.hn by acclAmatior. This was Of
course unacceptable to the friends of other
candidates, especially for the Nice-Presi-
dcncy. Many WesteEn me0 were eathu-
si4,i.c for AuIy johnson, To defeat
Camcr"ns proposition, as was natural
therefore, a determined resistapee was
made IL it by Western representatives in
the Convention, and in the end, the con-
test, 50 far As there was any contest about
it. resolved Itself pretty much ihtoa mat
ter OF rivalry between the East and West.
la this cunteutiun Governor Stone might
be sad to have led the Western interest.
/ /. i AZ
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THE REt EgAHn.


The following ssaan rs spaa shsg erss
Sanitary Fair at Dubuque, we take from
the Times of the LIST:
Never was triumph more enjoyed by
patriots than in the success Of the North
ern Iowa Sanitary 4Azir by the Union pee
pie of Dubuque. 1t was organized IN the
midst of discouragemcnts and carried to
the day Of its opening, through many em-
.hafraNAnnaAs. Bat its officers. cad sdSslsA
mittec8 never faltered once, and with an
energy inspired BY love for the Unions
defenders, they labored in every coneciy-
able way to make the Fair worthy of the
holy cause it WIS to SsSiist, and an honor
to Dubuque anu loyal Iowa, and they sue-
ceeded gloriously-tar beyond their ex-
.pcctations. In grandeur of appearance,
in quattS @ant@> quahtitg OF articles, in
general arrangement of rooms complete
ness Of management, and pecuniary re-
suits, this Fair has never been, and we
venture to say, viii rot be for many years
to come, surpassed in the Northwest. 1t
will form a chapter in the history Of North
ern Ioma's- connection with the wax, which
will he looked back to with pride by
Iowa's people generations hence. II
The aggregate receipts of the Fair have
not been certainly estimated. But it Is
quite certain that, including both cash
and sanitary goods, which are as good as
cash, they will not fall below S73 900,
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ra- Many Improvements have taken
place during eur absence froa the city, the
most noticeable Of which is lLe bricE Sidewalk,
on Upper Broadway. 1t is just the thing we
hsve needed FIR 10 thee many days. Let our
City Dads complete the good work, and then
wen praise EN- " their hearts content.
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TOO MANT-Thc stock OF counterfeit
greater than the demand. People p,Ol ia take
passlI estrscnsy x;A vesg 4.s.s Fesar4 - whether
If vas esnu nc 81 bogus at tte7e Is now 90 rznch
of the counterfeit a1,4; that Pco.,,r Lrcomins
moro careEnl to rejcys The spurious
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AsArt d oas Tsdspsaq a saEno days 70
eems. The festivities were brought 10 close
about ten o'sapek in the eatning, By ths sud
den coming Of rain storm. H
OF several other eelehrztleps. held in and
arouHd tbs Saeek IF woods, We have 10
report.
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I}a!ti.4 &c C.-Thc american has tn


Ba,t.4 &c G.-Tac american has the
tu,.vWiu-:
An iu',!%..9, 9cn;Icman who arrived
this lnor44ue from uarpcrs Ferry states
that it IS now definitely, asccrtained that
the whole force of the cuemy does not
exceed 5.1tV. OtwLym less than one fourth
axe cavalry.
They Az cntratiug in and around
IIarpcrs Ferry, sending out parties to
forage on the people, fobbihg tAem of
watches, money, &c.
Some skirmishing is going on between
our troops and the rebels across the river.
Occasionally shot and she'll is thrown
at them from Maryland Heights H.. ~.
The fight of Mulligan with the advance
Of the rebels at Leetown is spoken Of as
noA gallant, He SUCCESSFULLY yePalsed
them several times.
Sigel moved toward Shcpardstown with
his immense wagon train in front, the
protection of which is deemed of moro
Importance than risking Of u general en-
anti q y = n = - = ~
Not wagon fell into the hands Of the
enemy and noshing was left behind at
Martinsburg except some oats, which were
burned before he left.
The impression prevailed when inform
ant left that tho rsber fdFcswia retire be-
fore tomorrow as Hunter will be in their
rear by that time with ample force to
ore rwhet8 sheHztf ekey re@NsH iougprsI
The principle object Of this raid proved
unsuccessful unless it be the damage they
have done the canal and railroad and
plumber the inhabitance
They have not attempted to leave the
line Of the Potomac except to rob stores at
Point Of Rocks ana destroy some canal
boats near Hancock.
No. truth in reports that the rebel force
had bee6Td B56Gsb e- oo5a and nagertowTn, or
that raid had been made on the road
west Of Cumberland,
KsHerF zr $685. sg~E~.8i5 -.
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saao . R.Ilof - araaam eElsal

Of Omuhs. purchased To- head of cattle tc- lay
III A. L Bemiig, oa private terms. Those
.gcatlenen have on hand large drove Of
working cattle, n;lch cattle and beef cattle,
for sale cheap ,sar GlEsaI.ssrkis> Ferseas wish
ing 20 purchase viii MAKE note Of this.
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- [. L. OF y, No. @7.-The reg
Ina, mee,iu..s OF this Council are held every Sat
- a, o'slosk P n. in Uqton Hall. hover
R,a.axsv. A fall attendance is requested.
., Br QRpEG.
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Rates OF Advertising.

So -LEscys.-I will be III receipt
l.s,sh lemons every week dutiR the prs$eat
- and am prepared tO all oFaers9rompsiy,
3 y, extent. The trade supplied on liberal
- ~. ~ DIFF ANTOINE EOBEtIR%
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~ Sc The notice of the Pic Nc All

% See The notice Of the PIC Nc ALL
Baltfto b. fieen ~ KHppcs. tar aAtsr town.
ss making arrangements sor the / 49, eesehF'-
tqa Of the Fourth Ana u. -l.fr9- -. "sI: :
Dc benin! han III tt,r,r ,lss.ot t.g! liz. Lv;s
al 70 .gs;,.u.; : 44 K4u'cs =; as a.. "1@sp re
t-rat
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30 Gate posts are sid to be like the
human species because they propagate:
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PLi,43v;rI..,. I'll. Ilaas.-.r >n.

PLi,4'v;.3.,. 7--E!s I'os'...r special
says:
There ismrch czcitcmcn;at GctH,}u-c
and the Country south of Harrisburg in
cou<equvnev Of ru0or> Of large body of
rebel, making raid into Maryland aud
southern Pennsylvania
The Gyl!.win- IS the late: from militia
~ sources:
Chahlhcrsburg, --latest information
i that a small cavalry force crossed at
Falling Waters. and the main body num-
bering 5000, are within 3 miles Of Will
iaRlspEt IS ,7ss s<'.
Harrisburg, Nd, night of the it'll
| Official information from the border indi-
cate the enemy moving Rorthward,
Yesterday morning at 6 O'Clock Sigcl
was attacked at Lectown and Darkyille
by large force Of the enemy, said to be
under Earlv. and driven from his position
with slight loss. ..
siEe,f says there were 1000 eavnIry-
number of infantry not known.
The object of the raid eaneHiy be for
the purpose ofstealing horses aud rroyis-
ions and returning before force sufficient
to cope with thohis ian BE raised. > d.
Washington, 3.--Both Houses II Cen
gress adjourned SHE die at half past A ,
! yesterday. .~.,., SO.
It is believed all bills passed have been
signed by the President.
The Senate passed the House bill as
signtag-as special tax Of 5 rer cent on, in
comes.
Washington, 5,-Ihe President has
issued n proclamation suspeading the
privileges efshe writ of,habeAs corpus III
EensRekv. -, Z; .'s5 4@fa> .s.a. sta.
-
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nss- Read the Assessors Notice IN an
saar column, snd govern yoarstI ac-9rl.1s;..y.''-
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July FOURTH, 1864, haspast and gone,
Most of our citizens ''cclebratel~ ont Of town
in fart fks Business part Of town was entire
" deserted We went 70 G4Eawooa--uhost Of
the young folks" did ditto-and found thai
pleasanE 1ittie' village literally crowded AID
running over" with people assembled frpm'
81 the neighboring towns and counties The
address was delivered hyf Bur citiEen, Hon. 4.
!. Bell and WAS worthy the day and the man.
Tersc, patriotic, eioque0t. it gave entire
flc: i0s,, and was received With great faEor
The races .saasea many of our citizens to
cross over to Omaha, and pass tie fay there
Both uryisi6g ana running races were ven By
Council Bluffs 'horse>--1he former by George
Aeen' : Old Yankee, and the lister BY. a
= aas&asgiug to Dy, Shoemaker,
b 2s,.''y the most enjoy able affair Of
s,sstAs picnic and ball given by
v grove iuSs 70 therlght Of F
J.. On our return from Gienwooa
~ rry 7eqppaHSy = sshdrt visit, and
--. jo!ing themselves to their hearts
Tie attendance vas 1rx4atSs ana
&c were such as will make glad Pre-
80 49, z-~zE - at - = So =
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Washington, 5.-The President has
issued n proclamation suspendihg the
privileges of the writ ,of,habeAs corpus III
KentRekv..s - Z .'.f+ ss'a> .s.a sta.
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We have largo assortment Of goods adapted to
the Pixies PEAK AND CALIFORNIA TRADE.
Retained Miners snd CaiifsrniaRs can DO sultSd
~ to goods &nd psi6ss. Country AssrcAanss arc
invited to give Us . call. We are prepared TO sell
ut Eastern rates, adding transportation.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-05-04

the AMERICAN CONFLICT We have
received some further specimen pages Of this
work by Horace Greedy, being 272 in all, bring
ing the history down to the bred Scott decision
From our examination of these pages we are still
more iavOrably impressed with The general plan
and arrangement Of the work than we were az
first
The amount of condensation which shall be
made in writing history, has much to do with
It's uses and value, The present work il expec.
ted to contain some 1900 pages, which will, Of
course, contain references 20 a next variety Of
persons aud facts. Now if these references be
written out in iull detail, with the official docu.
nsnts at length, the work might easily be ten
tines as large, sud be spread over IL, 900 pages,
Such work would be very valuable; but it
would be read and consulted by scarcely any one
except professional scholars and politicians.
% the other hand. suppose the work were
condensed 30 as to be ten times smaller than I.
nov IS, 50 that it would ill only l2O pages. Il is
evident that in this case, the illusions to persons
and events would necessarily be so brief as to
make the book little more than a chronological
Ho'e OF remarkable events in the American
Oonhlct' Whereas the presen; limits allow
'ou'e'ens space for mentioning every important
matter with enough fulIness to impart interest
""0ons rendering the reading heavy and volum-
nous. As a mere book Of reference as to facts
DC slavery and anti slavery, from the pages we
nave seen, we should prefer it to any other work
"a our knowledge. We consider il admirably
adapted for the use Of general readers-of far.
"ers' mechanics vnd merchants-of those who
are intelligent without claiming to be scholars
ioese pages are veil printed or good paper. and
contain hkeneses of twelve d s,insuished oppo
uen.s o. the Slave Power. Q. Adams. Beech.
s' harrison, Whittier, Bryant, Giddings, Phillip.
us nj Smith, Sumner, C. NJ Clay, Lundy, suC
LOvejoy.
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To all soaou. these prss,nts shall co.e.

Under the Insurance Act Of February 18th 1859, az
Amended February 18Th, 1861.
OFFICE OF SEcREIART OF STATE,
LANSING Mich, February g, 1854
To all lok0Bs thess presents shall coHe
Whereas Pursuant 10 the provisions Of Acs the
state OF Michigan entitled " An Act 10 regulate Fire
Marine Life and Health Insurance Companies and their
Agents, Assoc atI0ns, Partnerships and individuals
doing Fire Marine, Lie and Health Insurance business
lot Incorporated by the State VI CLlgan, approved
February Is 1859 there The l4,h day q June,
A D. 1859 furnished the Secretary Of the State II
Michigan and filed his Office, At Lansing. statement
Il the Insurance Company known as The Western ksa
chusetts Insurance Company, which Company IS II IL
cOrporated Company under the laws q the state OF
Massachusetts,, accompanying which statement and con
sttutng part thereof, evidence satisfactory TO
said Secretary Of state u the Investment required by
said act,
and oaereas The said Insurance Company did on the
29th day ~ February, A d 1884 furnish 70 the said
,ccretiTy of state satisfactory evidence that the capital
securities ami Investments a. said Company remained
secure together with the receipt Of the stat Treasurer
agreeable u the provisions OF act No "a Of the Laws
of1sSl
And chereqs There has been diei with said Secretary
Of State resolution under the seal OF SAID Company
signed according said AoIs and bearing date the
day Of February, A. d. 1854 authorizing AessTs J. W
strong Muusou, Of Detroit, Michigan, as agents Of
said Company 20 acknowledge service OF process and Of
declarations behalf said Company, provided by
said Acts
Now know ye That the said Insurance Company act
ing by and through Aessrs. :. " strong & Mlnsou
a. agents above uamed according the provisions Of
said cts and the said gents, wne acting SUCH for
said Company, hereby authorized and empowered 10
transact Insurance business in the State u Michigan
provided by said Acts subject 70 all the provisions
TessTN atoms and limitations Il said Acts contained
IL testimony whereof, have hereunto set my hand
and caused the great seal Of the state to
r. be affixed, the day and year first above
written. GEO. II HOUSE,
Deputy Secretary Of state.
lansing. April 10 1864 463-4w