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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-25
Fifteenth Distrct-williar J. Stewart
Seventeenth District--Joei W. Mason.
Twenty first nistr.ct-Robers 9. Brown.

Nominations Of the German Liquor Dealers.
special meeting Of this organization was held ~ the
Bowsry Garden yesterday. when Mr. Aascnowski prs
siced and series Of resolutions introduced de-
clang that though they pay millions OF dollars TO carry
on their business they subjected TO the brutaes OF
corrupt and ignorant ohcss and that therefore 10 Is
their duty insure protection and support candidates
whose sentiments serve rs pledge that they will repre-
sent their just rights. They nominated Mr.. John b.
MCKINLEY candidate for the senate from tho Sixth
Senatorial district and Nessrs Heury Cisusssn ana
Frederick WINNER for the Assembly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-25
RICHMOND COUNTY DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

The Democratic Convention Richmond county, met
At Richmond yesterday, 10 nominate Candidates for
county officers The following gentlemen now.-
noted
Mmbcr Ct Assem- ly-Davd Decker
Ceauty Jadge-Jligc Mccall.
SstsfE--JGcoo Winant.
County Cierk--Michaei r. O'Drsn.
Coron~y--Jamss Dsmpsy
SrpgrittndettQ u tie Poor--SimIoi Frog
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-25
ARRIVAL or the FRENCH CORVETTE rmEstrm

The French corvette Phiescton left Vera cruz tho
18th or August and arrived ., this city tho 2s,h OF
the same month, with Mr. Dano. the French Minister
from Mexico, on board. After . shors voyage
IN ST. Peters, Newfoundland, rho returned TO this
harbor on The 23d inst where she win remain part OF
tho winter The following u iist OF her ohicers:-
Csptain--De Pritzhuer. LleutensutsMascl Besulleu,
verbarne Dc Borde and DE tlaybrooge Inymasscr--
Leiial First surgeon--Rey. second Surrcon-Rlgaac
oIsuteuapf s--Bernard, D1rand and Brager.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-25
The Outside Meeting.

who the meeting WAS listening to the addresses de-
livcred within the building large crowd assembled
tho street below, and were addressed by . number OF
gentlemen from the balcony.
Mr. II. NJ Holt presided, and introduced a. the lrst
speaker Mr.. y. sAsprRsoS who proceeded to discuss
tho issues Of the campaign At length, and critic
the action OF the Executive. He listened to with
attention and VAS frequenl y applauded.
Mr. Sander5on followed by several other gentle
men including Messrs Daniel Norrhrup, Moses Pratt
and Others al OF whom delivered party speeches and
loudly cheered they expressed their sentiments
with regard TO national affairs
The utmost order prevailed among the assembage,
who dispersed Mt about half-p past nine O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-25

II IL positively asserted thai Beniausin wood has
Withdrawn in the Fourth Senatorial ds,rc, favor of
Colonel James Bagley whose nomination VIII he ratified
Ly the 10 The Mozart COny Of the district
Tue Mozart democracy OF the sixth Senatorial distrct
last nlsal nominated Daniel H. O'Bricn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-25
Tammany Senatorial Nomination.

The ead lock- in the Firth Senatorial district the
question Of nominating Tanmany candidate extended
through thrty-three ballots On tho thirty fourth ballot
last night there was a sudden change OF votes with the
result Michael Norton, 81; d. v. Freeman, ~. Alder
man Norton thereupon declared the nominee Of tho
Convention A subsequent effort to make tho choice
UNANIMOUS failed, owing TO the obstinate psaansbp OF
Iraotnanis friends.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-25

VUIHFN NhNcMDEy NWWFuNFFWHN.
The following nominations OF candidates for Assrm.
bymcn we're made last night by tho MDyartsrs:
Fourth Disirict--JJbn Calvin.
Niuth Dislrict---Willian Bergen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-25

Republican Assembly Nominations.
The following additional nominations Tor the Assembly
have been made BY tina republicans
Flint Dissrict-yossph Sculiy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-25

The following additional nominations for the Assembly
we're made last night by the ramnsny Democratic Con-
ventlonS.-
Teutn DIsirics--Anthony Hartman.
IN rteenth Dsrlct-Jamcs G. Moran.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-09-16

..WHINISG" WoNgS.-Brigham Young,
OF Utah has been blowing up the women
of that free-and-easy Territory in u man
ucr at once awful and unique. He ac-
cuses them OF whining" and says that
they must either ''stop that sort of nom
seuse" or else start for the other side of
Jordan, At once-and he tells his W
forty wives that he means them, rs well
the rest of the feminine Utah-yans. He
a that the kernel OF the whole dith-
culty-the direct occasion OF the disa-
greeable and unbearable "whinings'
lies in the fact that ''the ,romen expect too
much Of the Saints" He says that the
women his own torty-are so
weak-minded rs TO suppose that the
sanity Elders Of the Mormon Israel
can make 4 heaven on earth for
them-and that after q woman has
entered a Saints family, and finds that
after all be is not able TO make a heaven
on earth for her, she begins to "whine'
and talk about ''too many wives aud
the evils Of polygamy, aud such like
"blasphemous twaddle." Brigham also
says it is his opinion that any m
who ever lived would be disappointed
in the best "Saint" 10 Utah should she
marry him-aud on this point we uure-
servedly agree with Brigham. The
Governor gave all the women warning
tina, two weeks from that date Of his
sermou against "whining" he should
call upon them either to promise never
to whine more, or leave the Territory,
bag aud baggage, saying that be would
even send of his own wives, and 60 to
heaven alone, o than take such
whining crew along with him.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-09-16

Woop.-Yes; wood, fuel; something
that makes FIRE, heat, steam That's
what we're talkingabout. An article very
useful where there is a necessity for its
use. There is lots of it in the country:
no man who will take the trouble and
incur the expense, here in Storey county,
to ride off half a day from the Comstock
i'm a southern, western, or IL northern
direction-but will be grati6ed to see
what we are now writing is the truth
that there is any quantity Of wood
within q days drive for OK, mule or
horse teams-who can all make good
wages, and pay the timber man full
pay, by bringing it to a market where
the gold pieces await its arrival-and
not store trade, as is the case in the ma
jority of places.where WOOD is the article
produced. Owners of the wood-forests
in this land Of Washoe-in this year Of
our Lord 1867, seem TO have been study
ing a little into the mysteries Of stock
jobbiug-iuto "bulling and bearing !"
and, by the ghost of Hamlet, they have
made a deal Of the GOOD cards which is
u mystery to those who use wood, as
much US is the report Of the mining
stock board to u man who does not W
n foot in Z" Ny Mary Ann " or the Plum
ger. The Dayton wood brokers have
stocked their wood in price so that no.
body will 90 there any more to buy
twelve to thirteen dollars Il cord for
pine wood Brunswick Flat ditto. Ten
thousand cords Of wood will be ready
for market at Empire City next month,
which will "kuock the socks from the
Dayton holders, if they don't soon re-
duce their prices, and give full measure.
Many Of the mills in Gold Hill and Vir-
giuia have hundreds of cords Of Wsshoe
Valley wood on hand, and hundreds
more are being contracted for daily
and even there, the bull and
bear" seems TO stick out quite prom
ineutly for the last ten days, AZ the
holders seem to think hat there is Il
great demand for the wood. There is
no necessity for wood being dearer this
YEAR than II was last. On the contrary,
it should be cheaper, because money is
more valuable, aud for ordinary labor,
wages are cheaper, provisions are
cheaper, horse feed is cheaper; in short,
everything is cheaper in the country;
for the reason that money is scarcer and
more valuable. Now, If wood men wish
to take Il mean advantage of the neces-
sites of men on the Comstock, who
have to submit to au extortionate price,
they better just come out and say so
for in that case, the mill, mining, and
other men on the Comstock who use
wood, will reciprocate most sorely AS
soon as the Truckee Railroad is built.
The wood locations Of Lyon, OrmsGy
and Washoe. whose golden harvest is
now and has been for years, will know
and see the millions of dollars which
have enriched them from the Comstock
no more forever. They had better not
''bull and bear" their wood markets,
but take honest and fair prices; and
keep the friendship OF the Comstock
people.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-09-16

'sIsr."-Ths aptness of Americans IN
coming works is frequently illustrated.
The late war gave rise TO many phrases
which will hereafter form a part of the
American vocabulary Of expressive
terms. The latest invention seems to
he the application Of "ist' to words OF
different ending. Thus, "~billisrdist'
is o in common use; as applied TO
musicians the new fashion will give US
''singists," ''plsyists," and perform
isss.' We shall have '.sctists,' ''trag-
edis,s,' and "comedists," in the drama;
while ''pianist," aud 'ssculptists" will
furnish the art void with the scintilla-
tons Of their genius. Terpsichorean
performers will become "dancists;"
those who imbibe will be called "driuk-
ists,' and those who harraugue,
''speakists;' while Barnum will become
"a "showist' and Horace Greeley a
'tbondist
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-09-16

A WOMAN in New York, who drank Is
bottles Of soda recently, died the next
day Of cholera.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-09-16

Daney Gold and silver Mining
Company-Lyon County, State Of Nsvads-No.
tlce Is hereby given, that At n meeting Of the
Board of Trustees Of said company. held on the
one dollar aud lfty ceuts (sl SOY per share was
levied up n the capital stock Of said company,
pay able immediately, In United States gold coin.
to the Secretary, No. 607 Washington street,
San Francisco. California. Any stock upon
which said assessment shall remain unpaid on
the SEVENTH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1867, shall
be deemed delinquent, and will DO dul- adver.
ti,ed for sale 1t public auction. aud unless pay.
mrnt shalt he made before. will DO sold on Satur.
day, the 2Sth day Of October, 1867, to pay tho de.
Lnquent assessment, together with costs OF Id.
~gertising and expenses of sale.
A. NOEL. secretary,
osice. No. 6l7 Washington street. San Fran.
CISCO, California AS Wv
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-09-16
vEsEY HOUSE BARBER SHOP

T WOULD RESPECTFULLY ANsousGE
th., I haye opened q FINE BARBER sHoP
IN THE vBsBY HOUSE,
wh.n.r.,n nrepared 70 do HAIR DRESSING,
CURLING, SHAMPoOIAG. and everything
nertsipine 10 the art, In the best style. Call and
N me. ifyou want Q good shave In quick order.
am receiving 0 fresh stock Of the very best
Hair Reutoratives, Cosmetics, OILS. Pomatums.
Soaps and Perfumery Of French and Amer.
Also, Lsschins, cuppins. and bleeding done
st short notice. and In tbs best manner.
Gold HUI, Aus. n, tes1.-R
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-09-16

Juiia Gold aud silver Mtning Com.
pany, Storey County, State Of Nevada Notice
|. hereby given. that at u meeting ofthe Trustees
Of said Company, held on the seventeenth day Of
August, 1867. an assessment Of TWO DOLLARS
AND A HALF (32 SOY per share waslevled upon
the capital stock Of said Company, payable imme.
diately, In United States gold coin. 10 the Seere.
tary. at the office Of the Company, GOT Washing
ton street, San Francisco. Cal
Any stock upon which said assessment shall
remain unpaid on the TWENTIETH DAY OF
SEP TENDER, 1867. shall be deemed delinquent
and will be duly advertised for sale at auction,
and, unless pay inent shall be made before, will be
sold on WEDNESDAY,. THE TENTH DAY OF
OCTOBER, 1867, to pay the delinquent assess.
ment, together with costs OF advertising and eI.
peuses of sale.
BY order fthe Board Of Trustees.
A. NOEL. Secretary.
Office, COZ Washington st.. San Francisco. Cal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-09-16

AN old toper's e%onundrum: "If water
lots your boots, what effect must it
have upon~ths cost Of your ssomachp
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-09-16
Philadelphia Boot Maker
q.

xxroULD RESPECTFULLY IN..Aa
w form the ~citiiens Of Gold Hill, and
vicinity, that he. continues TO mAnufac.y
ture the very best Caifskiu Boets
IN Geld Hill. a. many Of those who have tried
them are willing to testify TO. The material out
Of which his Boots are madeis Of the very best
made In the world; and the long tint which bis
boot. are worn, 10 . sufficient guarantee OF the
truth herein asserted.
Rspairiag In all It's different branches,
V just rive me a trial. n you want = splse'
aid. easy.dtting. and Q durable Boot.
Cold Hi, Sept. 10, 1857. SEW
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-03-08


Way down east in ,ewn We wi. not
sauae for sear sova Of Tie members Y ill be at
Ell Us there his recently been organized
edge q Cool 8ea1p'srs q whom the following
,iory j. toll which i Certainly funny, il true
MOI tav'ae fitted mp han. the loisc meets
+ hail os the hefel. adieinin. which there
ire seserti sleeping apastnen =. AZ y meet
n 0i tals g3a-s. ore q the Young .ady officers
al 10 taae. polite young rent'c:an step-
eee to one o. tife sraams. ansi soon returned
IL u wash~ stan |. ffsssi WI 'eh hehaa reMcv-s
II the sossl sa, p.teser. Accepting the ,ha nka
u The sasis lie -iacesuliy bowed aud resumed
! Is sat hefweea couple blooming lamsels,)
/ when TO his herier he discovered nnen the
| over sAelfas tbs sttn = domestic eonvcnience
. 4 he croeAffy linz, witch has had neglected
o remove !sinsiinr he SHOT from tho hall
! Ni,i.oat even sadieus" The lady sa yivcs.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-03-08
NO.. 10.


very often, v On her lustani was away and
tie liitic ones ssfccr, were her esss blinded
with tears as she plicl her needle.
'siz long months she 1nu faoeei .'str long
months have s.ai here, ani now tere il rot
a sing'e fanily in Propfiety where can fee
free % enter. If Ind only one kfrl neigh
borlv friend sho=- loase | eontl enter vlca
pleased. and who would drop in and sit viii
me without fornahtr. q. this terrible for.
nality! II j. frccsiur my blood. One lady
coA not make ca tlli she gels her new eioa 4
and another will not 90 because she has moths
ing fi 10 wear. - II NY gnisy would he
snsalted II a last Winter bonnet
Bul May White Was Christian, and aalt
tia: she mast not .iela 10 emotion. ratem'
aud subsutii Sic went about her ops hold
duties. feeling that Sic was inaAsusafia if Sic
failed y DO al in ler power 10 make home
pleasant y l.sr dear ones. She could not for
get The l.tt.e EfaTr far away beyond lie laorn-
tans, aai -ae aaew tiat there y ere ma rs
hearts that lorcd asr.
As Spring preached and the vioiets aHl
'iaisies ooheti snli.inely Up .o her, sic I'll; j
,uew glowing gratitude il IeF Heart 10 lei
Heavenly Faiher, vine WIS : isey teaca ag hei
ii wLateref state she saS, ihercRis!l to h
content Shc VAS becoming accustomed 4,
I've ii and for her family, aud nov -l.c care.
bat li,t for society. eu' ~ ile war-a .ea
i -.3 :...t -. ..l n. ,...4..,. j.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-03-08

narnum once tons on a tit Of economy a-d
in order y shorten a;s ea.euscs,sN Withdrew Or
>ioiscue., some el his advertisements. The
tonseane nee, WAS al immediate decline u
business. Changing his tactics anl renrw'ng
hs aavers sements j his sccsips swelle'ta ~ rAn-
tily ls they had iecrea seiwl eh taught him
ony to dispense with Primers ins and ha,s
le.armiled be would never again make e ~ sssn-s
pid hlendcr in the way Of retrenc ..aant. Rea
trust The experience Of Barnuin siii not be lost
upon our hu, ,insss tsen. .e,lr esEiSAGi is = fuhr
jee' upon, Nhels 'As great ssheaeis en-
nently qualified . giyasaa opi0ioR.srs. e. e i
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-03-08

A St Innis German gentleman recently an
playedshis nHrehtai aeadersess by diving NM
leaving one dnl.at i. cachsof hin chillren. ord
half amiliiSa to his wiaew. 1t isa.lEctty cey-
tain that tie widow vas q seeondsyife.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-03-08
~
Good Tene.ars Convention,


A convention o. 6 tcl Iempiars niire Eighth
judicial bis tiet was he'd in Iowa City, on tue
al of pab,,.,,4. ro,re.el5t.,fivas beirr rres-
Ill, fran nine aigerapt lo lee..
peru,t tner.t afseers "a Tie convention were
closaa ~ f.i,5y.:
~ Bta.a /. puaian. .. Eangaa Lo &C
! :, : Il. ,,.,,.It.,a u
:. s. : It..
!. !, ,,.s...........ea..
~ IL !; > ". g. $500
...1se
~ eoassH' = at.e'''t.s's - h'sSs y az
ga = s'4e o4.ee.s' ss''e' pass '''s - 9"'
.ssa.''s.o's '''e'' Ns's ..''.'','
'ai'' o.4eae- = = pe'9''7-'s'. -
pistssa''
: - .-Ns -. 'As sse'.a'.s.s -
'"'''''s ~ "'''.' - = ''.''-',
~ s9i.s e''s'o'. 'lsss 's.s'''
SO aud daf. deSesYths oa ns y citizens 2.
sustaining sa~ and order WITH e''' STATE, a'ei
wEER4as, ve hel4eve tsat o'sf = ePe.iJ 'it'.
security aefeiid N promotion o. t..e temper,
tnse cause tfete.esa
! lssetesa, 81, That ;iae e1 ls9! .atemperaace
! are apparent II all aui heal 10 alistional ar
gnmen; IL convince IS ef liela,
i 11i, i'lat ae VII make fedat.hied ana ua
thing efforts Il ea.osee lie p.o...sltcES iiiaai
law visiting iis penalties 9si ii, tiaass sressofs
| until these engaged III sle Resafisiis business
/ II firunkart,-aiaains alA ieFsaas ,ileirnnll@-
e,, VACATIONS anu seek son.e legitimate anu
ff.,,, 1...:,
80. .fa...,.at
/ o'@' is8s
ton Of lie use ans safe OF nj i1afas'catihs y
assors II i beverage, Einclaasag sgar heerta.
II, .,,e..;,,, ,s ..a,3 ..,a.s...4s !
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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-03-08
'UNTY, IOWA, FRIDAY, MARCH s, 1867.

chiahool. Bit May cou'i no. 90 = It'll those
who maj 70 worsh God for Lille was 100 l
young to take TO church, anil she Ind no hired \
girl with whom 0 leave her strange sad (
feeling came she saw licr hus ha nl walking /
remembering that az home some one or more
Of her younger brothers and sisters alwaya
came to beg the privilege Of taking care of
lille and Walter while she went 10 church.
Her own Church paper the same which had /
always yisitel ller fathers household, had
been o.d ed but hal rot yet arrived. and sle .
loneed for Il IL for the face Of friend. But
while tie ellillrcn were bas;ly scattering
petals Of Wild flowers over the carpet 81.
sen; ea herself BY tiie open window with her
! Ril,lc which haa long been ier chosen com
panicn. So swee, did the precious promises
appear on this first DAY &c lonliness that sic
started with surprise when her husband s,ooi
in tic doorway.
Tor must lave had c saost service, Her
bert
The sermon VAS an hour long hn, it wac
a cooi oac y very good ono. wish you could
have lcarf. il. Yoa don't know lew strange
/, seems 70 bp at church witloa, vop. thint
Won r.:rht have hc,pelts. singing If yoa hat!
b.on,,,err..'
1! s'oall no. i..fc ID sing among strangers
\ ~vhv ne.2 W. s-n- ~ worsh;p ca anI
whv NAV no; strangers worship him as well
y. the o,lsst 81, z.n.2r
\ we saou,d ba, 1eopie are ant 10 notice Ii
I ,,l va, lnaw bave = i Nj, Of sinq5ne
io,aa
Yon ,,a,s III. swee.,st va;es in ,l;s vii
1arar
,t,s,. ,ss, III r.,n,,l. vii., ! c.;e. smile
4 ,r;.s .o;, van tro.v Ian, t,,.,,k ID -
4 IN o,..1 j ii ta,esals oo.,,.,i
es...=, ,i.,ti., o.,set,
j r-o,o .5,,,,aI:.c,,
s,.., saith .., s,a asa ~,.1{ow.
.a.s1 a. IL. f,r,,sr ey.e,, ,ha, III. e,-,ss w,s
...,l,b ~ co,,aa.
Il ..t.fs,.,. ,,,, - "a - cbur.h to.a,v
Nc IL, ~. Wfs;,a ,,.,san,lr
II H.. u;,,,o ah.,, 81 dael,ne sha bara.
!, 80 .,L. h.~ h,,sh,n,luas at,ea5,
;,t. t.ao3ni
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-03-08

Cases for Accidsn. Insurance companies

Everybody should get insured against acci-
lens. No matter If yoa belong il ono Of Tho
~hest of families Accidents will happen to
them
Get policy. The old proverh says aIon.
IS ~ - tine best poiiey. baa this was hefors
tccident Insurance Companies started Nov
he hest peiicy i policy the nrca' neck
The other dug man |, Chicago fell out ofa
onrfh story window. He had M insurance.
and consequently was killed Another MN
on the same day .fsll ent with his WIFE He was
insured III th- Break meek, n aud is ready TO
fall ous again.
4 woman driving spirited horse in St Loris
was run awag with Being insured ag,iast
aeeiient., she ,spt alarmed . ht, stopped
The horse anl eolat back safe. !ler policy rum
ming ont, sic neglected 70 renew ii. Shortly
aft.f She was .pn away ~ith again, Her hug
htnd's partner ian avsy wih her Ibis time
and she '.asat coG,e back yet Don'r fail 10 re-
aev yoar po':cy, psrsicular'y il j, is tie
Breakrecs
Al nabnqne Iowa i man ras kicked by
hosza. Tie horse wasa'i insured AMI go' kick
"a lack.
Near Paris Es.., a man Wills cnga red in
running circnlar sar. had hi. arms taken
oF They consisted Of a cavs'ry sabre and 3
lo, sle .arre'ed shot gan. The man vino csr-
fte,! t.,en. oil hail an accidens insnfauce--.ai,i
he hasn't boes1 caugiit vet.
At Usiea n. J., man, accidentally Got
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1867-08-31
TO MERCHANTS.

We call the attention of our merchants
to the address of the farmers of Gallatin,
Madison and jefferson. 1t is timely, SEN
sible and worthy of consideration. We
have rich, teeming valleys in our midst,
cultivated by a worthy, industrious and
intelligent class of people. Last year
we imported inferior qualities of flour
from St. Louis and Utah, while 10000
bushels of wheat were allowed TO remain
unground in our mills and granaries.
We exported our gold and grecnbacks
for what was lying in abundance in our
valleys, and the farmers, crippled by
glutted and overstocked markets of for
eign productions, became discouraged
and many of them abandoned their
ranches. Now we say, for the good of
our Territory, in justice to our farmers
as point of economy, give our farmer
the preference. If you want to cont rae
for -four, try your own farmers and n. il
men first then, if they will not 10 rsha
is right, you are justifable in goin,
from home, bat not before. We urg
this upon the attention OF Merchant.
and are assured that we ca,l have Or,
duced in our own Territory far sup,
rior quality of -four at as low rates as
can be delivered from Ut ah or the State
for the cost of tr ansIportation will a
suredly leave 10 nrgin enough to cove
the difference ir. tn e cost of farming an
milling.