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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-09-12
From the Spirit Of DemOcTacy.l
The Radicals Prefer the
Ignorant Negfp TO the
Intelligent Foreigner.

AMROAAA9 NM y - va - aANA
The White Foreigner is required by
our la6s5to resideiu this country PIvI
YEARS before being entitled to exercise
the elective franchise. u
The sRldicals by their pInposed
change in the State Constitution give
the Black Negro the right of suffrage
after residence Of ONE YEAR. The
blacklist ape from Africa, that landed Oh
our shores during tho month Of August,
1867, will be entitled to vote at the fall
election in 1868, should the RAIDS suc-
ceed in carrying the Amendment.
Their boasted equality consists in en-
acting unconstitutional measures for
the enfranchipement ofignorant Negroes
and disfTanchisement of Intelligent
White men.
The people cannot be hoodwinked
lougerby New England hypocrites as
will be exemplified to their great char
gin on Tuesday, the 9th day Of October.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-09-12

tain the principlesyof afree, Constitu-
tional Government" I. % l99ais
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-08-20
LBeAL ADVERTISEMENTS
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-08-20
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-08-20
Application for Patent.
Notioe.-No. 10.
Rsgi.ier,s omes.

Carson City, Neyaia, ~ ~ lonI. D
NIOTtCE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT IN
N accordance with the prosi<ons Of An
Ac, Of Congress. approved July %, 1856, Her
manu- J. +. Scheel. Bernard y. Seheel. John
Auer and Frank Kraxsr have this day hled In
thls o1ics. . diagram and notice Of application
for a patsat from the United States for the fol.
lowing described mining ground. to,wit; one
Thou,and Feet OF the Mammoth Lode, known
a. the Co.n ppolitan Gold and Shver Mining
Com ,any claim, 10 the Devils Gate Mining Dis
trict, storey couaty, Nevada, claiming said lode
with all dips, spurs, angles and variations, a.
shovn 90 the diagram en- die. and posted on the
claim, described by actual survey, a. follows
comnsncIng q. Station No, l, q stake and
mouni Of stones. situated between Negro ana
Lonv R.vines, and about three-tourths OF . mile
nom he dump Of the Oecideutsl mine running
thsncs south s. deg. east 800 feet TO station NO
2; thence south % deg, west 1000 feet 70 s,a.
ton No 2; themes north SO deg west oOO toet %
station No. 4. thence north ~ dsg- east L,V1y
fee, 70 the place Of beginning, containing -
u. 100 AcreA ldf EsrEgN 1901 eI,.I
There are no adlOlnIus claimants on said L0a'
WARREN T. LoCKHARr;
Iy933m. ra.n Register.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-08-20
Female Monthly Pills.

DR.. Perrault is the only agent in California for
sale has established their reputation AZ q female
remedy. unapproaehed, aud far In advance Of ev-
cry other remedy for supprcsslons and irregular
tiles, and other distractions In females. On the
receipt Of hve dollars, these Pills will be sent by
mail or express TO any part Of tho world, secure
from curiosity or damage.
Persons at q distance can be cured At homo, by
Addressing ~a.lettcr 10 DR.. Perrnult, corner OF
sacramento and Montgomery streets, Rooms, 10
and II, or Box 973, Post Office, San Francisco. sta.
ting the case n infinitely a. possible. general hab'
its Of living, occupation, etc, etc.
All COMMUNICATION confidential. ocll.ly
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-08-20
Application for Patent.
Notice ga.
ReKi.ter,. Once,


Carson CTR. Nevada July IL. 1857.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT THE
~ Succor Gold add Silver Miulng Company,
have ;his day hled Ia thls Once a dlagran, to-
ssther With a notIes OF Application for Patent
from The Uni.ei States. uader Act OF Congress,
approved jay %, 1866, Tor Tweniy.four Hun.
drsd Feet Of the Sneenr Lode knovu as the sue.
cor Gold and Silver MiuIag ConpAny's claim, In
The Gold HUI AInins District. Storey county.
Nevada. more particularly described, as FOL
lows, 10 wit: :,
beginning 1t q stake standing In a anal
ravlns. from which the mouth Of the Sueeor
Taanel bears south 75i deg. west l,olo tset and
rannlng theuee south ldsg, east 20 feet, TO =
stake; thence south 80 deS west l,oo feet 70 a
stake: thence south 50 deg. 81 min east l,3So
feet TO = s,akA; ihense north % deg. ~ minp
wet 200 feet 10 4 stake thence north ~ deg.
% min, eas; I.Sl5 feet 70 a stake; thsnee north
Q, deg, eau lilo feet 20 the place Of beginning.
containing II 3 10 acrea Names OF claimants
WARREN 7. LocKHART,
.nl.ln Register.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-08-20
Ryo,xrxR,s oyyrcr.

CARSON CITY, NEVADA. June 10. 1867.
4 hereby certify, that John 9Dlig and EB
Mort Jr, have this day died the above aPPliea
tIou for 4 Patent from the Unl,ed States for the
mining around thrrsin described. 500 feet " Disz
Sonores Lode, known ~ the Genneasee Company.
SAID claim /. more particularly described by the
dIarran on dls with said noiice of applicatiOn.
WARREN T. L0CKHART.
I.to1u Register,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-08-20
Notice-No. 90.



Carson City. Nevada. July ls, 1857.
NOTICE I HEREBY GIVEN, THAT UN.
~ dsrt the provisoas Of an Act Of Congress,
npproyrd July %, 1855, Jacob n Rose has thli
dsy nlet 10 this ofacs, q diagram OF he Tkrto
Company claim on the Twin Lods Ia the Gold
Hi Ninlss ositte. Storey county. Nevada To-
gsthsr with q notice Of application Tor A Patsn,
frsm the United States, said mining claim A..
scrihlns the same, "a follows to-wlt : THE y,d,h
Of sait ledge bstwesn the walls 10 estimxted AZ
ons huadrrd and elsven feet by four hundr,d
feat Ia lsngth (il Z 100 fsstl. The south gasi
corner Of which 10 at the north side Of The Susco,
MI, and IL feet northsrly from the southe..t
corner OF The sarno. f9SLD -
The surface ground claimed 10 described. a,
f,liows. Contneneins st station No. /, near ths
csntro Of nold Canon; from this corner. ,hs
southra,t Garner OF tho Suecor, yuD. bear north
d.x 3otnin. east, distant42 fest; running ,hrnes
north 81 dsg. 20 mia east l22 fs,t; theacs south
sadex 30 uin east. Is feat; thence south n 6er
10 nj wet, la Get; thenen norih 50 DEG. 30
Mn. wesf, Is fset 70 the placsof beginning, con.
tainInx o 21looof an acre Thers arr no claims
s3iolninr thls on either sud Of sald Lode.
WARREN 7. LooKHARr,
ivaou 1sgistsg.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-08-20
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-08-20

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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-08-20

FREIGHT will be taken on all trainI except
the 81 A. N. train from Sacramento, and the 1880
a, ~. train from Shingie SPRING..
lyI tf r. 4. BISHOP. Superintendent.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-11-28
From the Cincinnati Gazet tel
SHOCKING ACCIDENT.
Five Persons Killed and Thir-
teen Injured.
SIX CARS BURNED.

One of the most shocking railroad
accidents ever known in this vicini-
ty, took place yesterday morning on
the Cincinnati Hamilton & Dayton
Railroad, about one half a mile
north of Lockland Station, and
twelve and half miles from this
city. After diligent inquiry, we
have learned the particulars to have
been as follows:
About half past five Yesterday
morning freight train coming to
this city, was obliged to stop at the
bridge across a creek half a mile
above Lockland, the pilot, or "cow-
catcher" by which it is better known
having fallen to the ground. Upon
examination it was found that a con-
siderable length of time would be
needed in repairing the damage, and
the conductor, knowing that the
New York Lightning Express train
on the Atlantic & Great Western
Railroad would soon be along, sent
one of his brakemen about a half a
mile up the track to signal it. Soon
the shrill whistle of the locomotive
was heard and the train came dash
ing along. The brakeman standing
in the middle Of the track, waved his
signals. The engineer saw them
and whistled down the brakes. The
rain, whic h consisted of six passen.
ger and two freight and baggage
coaches, being comparatively light
and all the brakemen being at theil
posts, the train was stopped just ir
time to prevent a collision. This
train having been stopped, the duty
of the conductor Of the freight trair
had been performed, and the re
sponsibility of stopping the Hamil
ton Accommo dation and freigh
train, which was only a short dis
tance behind, belonged to conduct
or Sitter, of the New York Expres
train. About one-third Of mil
above the scene of the terrible ca
tastPophe, which we are about t.
relate, there is short but decides
curve in the road, and Conducto
Sitter knowing there was not mo
ment to spare, dispatched maj
with all possible haste up the road
t When about half way between th
Express train and the curve, tn
= Accommodation train was seel
coming along at lightning speed
1.-THE usual signals were given, an,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-11-28
The Ohio Insurance Law.

The Ohio Legislature last winter
passed law similar to the one for
many years in force in New York,
except that the State Auditor has the
enforcement of it.
In July last the Auditor required
all the companies in this city to
make statement to him and they
were also personally examined
by Mr.. Charles Selden. for the Audi
tor.
The law contemplates that these
statements should be published in
each county in which the company
does business; but as yet, only the
Enterprise, Cincinnati and Firemen's
have complied with this part Of the
act.
1t would be interesting, If not in
structive, to some policy-holders to
see the security upon which they re-
ly as indemnity in case of fire; and
this is now made more important
from the fact that the Auditor found
the Cincinnati Home Insurance
Company deficient in capital, and
upon it to assess one hundred thous-
and dollars upon stockholders. The
result has been, that on Wednes-
day this company made an assign
ment.
This is the first good effect Of the
law. BY the statement of the Cincin-
natl Home, it would require on
July 1st $4,000 to reinsure out
standing risks. tits safe to pre-
sumo that now there is about ss12,
100000 ofproperty insured, the pol
icies on which are worthless, and
| policy holders have thrown away at
least $4,000 in unearned premi-
ums.
We trust the law will be vigoro-
usly enforced, and all companies be
required to publish their statements
that the public may see what they
are. Some that we have seen dc
not indicate much soundness bat
the reverse Ciacianati Ga.
zeft
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-11-28

prosperity, and they will continue to
contribute to the wealth Of the
whole country 1t is not i,npreba-
bic that they lnny come within few
years a dissolying of air castles and
a crumbling Of fortunes which now
seem colossal, but they will not pre-
cipitate wreck of that substantial
matter which has 50 largely advan-
ced the most important interests of
the western states within the last
three years, and which has assumed
the terms which we have referred
within that time.
A financial panic will not uproot
the orchard which has been planted
or the corn fields which have sprung
up, in waste places and where for
ests have been cleared, or destroy
the commerce which crowds our
harbors and presses for Transports
ion ON our railroads. These are
not evidences of fictitious prosperity
They are proofs Of growth which
will lie lasting, despite all calcula-
tons of political theorists and spec
ulative dreamers and, judging from
the past, it is growth which will
increase so long as the business men
of the west shall not be compelled
to pay ruinous rates Of interest on
money with which to carry out their
enterprises.
This is q point which is now We
ry generally appreciated in the west
and there is, therefore a strong feel
ing of opposition to Mr.. .MeCulloch's
policy for an early return to specie
payments through contraction o1
the currency. That policy is direct
| ly adverse to western and eastern
interests, because it will make
western men borrowers from east
ern capitalists at such rates as the
latter choose to demand. 1t will eX
act from the tax payers of the whole
country, hundreds of millions O
dollars yearly, which will be trans
ferred from the national treasury to
the pockets of eastern bondholders
they, meanwhile, remaining ex
empt from taxation. They will no
share in the government burdens, ,ant
will have this prolific source from
whence to draw capital. Contract
ion will increase the value of theil
bonds, and thus re-distribute the re-
lative proportions of capita
between the sections, giving te
the eastern states an undue
amount.
While the imitation OF the currency
proposed by Thaddeus Stevens
would be very hazardous expert
ment, speedy contraction Of it
such as will permit return to specie
payments a few months hence woulC
be a ruinous one. The eastern
states have now many advantages
over the western in relation to taxa
ton and finance, and should be con
tent. The unenlightened in this
part Of the country are grateful fo1
the many and profound dissertation
with which they are now favored il
eastern newspaper on the morality
of paying debts in coin; but, at th'
present time, western men are no
well assured of the policy Of such .
course. They are well assured tina
there is not any more currency in th'
west than it's legitimate business re
quires; and they will not consen
that its growth and prosperity, are th'
proofs of the genuineness and per
nanence of which we have given
shall be suddenly checked by pol
icy which will make the west a beg
gar at the doors Of eastern banker
and brokers'.