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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-10-18
REPUTATION.

Just now the administration party is
very solicitous about the interests of the
dear people, and are terribly exercised
about their heavy burdens, So intense. Is
the feeling, that the leading Democratic
papers and speakers deliberately recon =
mend reputation of the national debt
some only in part, others reputation OF
the whole. Before these counsels are lis
tened to, it would be we'll to inquire who
the men are who give them, and what their
object is fol. doing 50. It will be readily
acknowledged that the repudiationists are
the copperhead element of the democratic
party, an element whose record is too well
known to need reproducing in this article.
Suffice it to say, it is the party which de-
nounced the contracting of the national
debt, prophesying that it would be repudi-
ated, that the country would never be able
to pay it, And their object in opposing
its payment, is another effort to break
down the government, and prove them
selves true prophets. Not having faith in
the integrity and ability of the American
people, they refused to invest in the gevo
eminent bonds, therefore they have no pc
cuniary interest in their payment, and be-
ing dishonest, they advocate their orepudia-
tion-for it is impossible for an homes.
man to think of refusing to pay legally
contracted debt 1t will be time enough to
talk of reputation when we are unable to
meet our obligations, but so long as there
is an abundance of gold to meet'all the re-
quirements Of government. the advance
ment of 80 vile and dishonest scheme
should be spurned with utter indignation,
and every advocate of the rebel begotten
policy be branded as scoundrel, thief,
and traitor. The debt was contracted UNI,
der peculiar circumstances o war was be-
gun which could not be prosecuted without
money, and to raisd that money, the most
sacred promise of the government was Civ
en-. That promise cannot be violated with
out perjuring the nation, and holding our
selves up to the condemnation and detest-
alton of every honest nation in christendom.
+ This the copperheads are. DESTROYS of doing
to prove their prophesy of reputation
true. The blood Of every soldier who fell
in battle, cries out against reputation, and
We trust that no returned soldier will be
80 lost to patriotism and honesty, as tofor.
one moment entertain the most distant
thought of such vile policy, The only
population which honest and patriotic
men should entertain, is the reputation of
the party which is so lost to honesty, aud
good government, as to advocate such
damnable policy 0o0 9ls to .saliu rs s.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-10-18
JUST PUBLISHED.

These exercises were composed to be used smulta-
neously with his system, ''The Art of Singng'' or
with ANY OTHER METHOD for the cultivation of the
voice, and will take the place of CONCONE'S SOL
for teaching.
Some of these exercises specially beautiful as
usefua mingling of the dulce ct ie, which secures
the interest as we'll as the Improvement of the stu
dent The various styles developed in these exercises
render them invaluable in an educational point of
vew they tend to ensfge the intellgence and the
Appreciation and at the time form the taste of
the pupil. They must be studied carefully with ref
erence to the innumerable marks of expression and
forms of ornamentatioD. Upon the minute accuracy
al sterling advancement of the pupil any evasion or
slurring in these respects is time and effort utterly
wasted, while the other hand close and patient
investigation, and .mnutely faithful execution OF
them, will give unexpected power and facility, and
open to the student the and by which
great artists produce their most brilliant and pro-
found effects.-[ Watsons Art Journal. 3iJ
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-10-18
EsTRAY NOTICE.

Strayed from the subscriber in Highland, Wis,
One Black Mare Colt, two years old, marked ON one
1 of hind legs 'sS.' Also One Light Gray, or Roam
Mare Colt,with star in forehead, marked one 0 I
hind legss.S," two years old, and one Cream Marc
Colt name and tail light cream-with healed up
scar one of hind legs fore feet fat-glass eyes
one year old reasonable reward is offered by sub
scriber to any giving Information by which said
property can be Procured PETER SIEGER. p
Dated Highland, Oct 4tLs 1867. n4m2 4
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-10-18

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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-10-18
lDodge's Grove for Sale.

Having been invested with legal authority to do go,
the undersigned will offer at public sale cutlery,
at the CITY HALL, in Mineral Point, Wis, between
the hours of M, and p. M, Saturday, the %
day of November, 1867 Eight Hundred Acres of Land
belonging to the Estate Of the late Henry Dodge
Tho Lands are situated principally in Sections Ten,
Eleven, Twelve Fourteen and Fifteen, in Township
Five Range throe, east about equal distance from
Mineral Point and Dodgevle. Many of them, besides
containing valuable timber are rich, and abound in
fine springs of water. The old residence of Governor
the lands to be Sold They will be offered in small
tracts, thus aording opportunity to such as may
wish to purchase farming or wood lands. S~s
seen atthe office of VIM T.. Henry in Mineral Point.
Terms of Sale--Cash Subsidiary Security doh
g z WILLIAM T. HENRY Executors.of the last
192 HENRY PL0WMAN, viii and Testament OF
m; AUGUSTUS c. DODGE, J Henry Dodge decd.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-10-18

HEbAIBoLD'S FLUID EXTRACT BUcHU is.
pleasant in taste and odor free from all Injurious
properties and iminediats in its action. g Efl7
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-03
prepo.edI

- 49,
FIoPo,ea Cons','n''onn Anoeamen
" sae iapaI Si tne ou.ts9 olap
aesocea CySne S Sxx'!aate cno, noaee y rep
.eseIEo.pet y 1H Gnateo otdtSs9y hmeT'eo
MI-Conyress esscssokd two-thir1s Of both
Houses concufnpg), That the following AZ
ucie oe proposed 70 the Leglstatures OF fhe
several states, which, as IN: anendmsntto
me Sonsttnaon, of'tne United states when
stniee-fourn Of. saiu he9rstatures,
snail ,oe nFaiia as part Oh tne communion
namely ..nARTToLB XIV.
SECTION I; persons 6orn, Or nstorsl.
i.eH IN n onteea StAsss mo. eaS)s@ s9tne
5uiisuIcaon 11sIeoi, .acc ca1ens o. tae oni'
ee9 e1aSss rno Oh tne Sate wherein tney le-
noe. NS Ssa5e Jun MAKE 81 enIolse my
Jaw nnicn snan aoiloee tns Pnnieges or.tm-
munities OF ciufens OF the
nor shall any state aepIiye . person OF
nie, loerty, or propei.y M,taout aSes pnocss'
y iIwL mo. senyr.y nS,pesy ssi.hnii.jJ
nSnn y res ea.s tss. IN ~ .nnor
.,.nsJ .mnno \ ..sa.sisS 70
tS.;s...n.o.Svs nr,nha.. .anr.;ns H.
n,r,h.r X nsr.ons n r.sh 80. s-.ind;no
lui I - p.tso 1870
an,n a,.nv .see.;on for y cboIes n Fl.s.
w. ~ p3ss,Ssnt sras w. p, s.;5snt ~ ne
S Tn;. ,St IN
Inise ~ t,,S;.;. .sstsss
:. "s1n... ~ ~. T..;.I..ns $500 Z,
Si wy =
Senleu ty;nnnsy sn,.nns na.s. ~ ~ ~
Ssssa .,,;.aS. - TTrWAS Co.. ~ snS
WV ssridSrd, }ersrnt IN ns,tjc;nstion IN ~.
beiiion'o or Other erime. III hs.i..oS renre.en.
,tation tb.rein i,bali r. ,.Su..a ~ ,hs MO.
portion which the numbe, NJ snch m.le iii.
sens shall hear 10 The vhoIs nnr.her N msIs
citizens tventv-ons ,..s. ~ ~, n, s.n.S
s8eimAouc
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-03
No~trcsto.Crsdftors.

3vyS1nr DiB4RioT COURT FSTHE FIRST
III IsHcsIphtAcs ofthe State Of Neysda;
II lie Hsttsr Of the petition Of GEORGE w
TURNEY, N Insolvent Debtor: .
PurSuant 10 An order Of III .Hcrorsele Rich
ard Riding, Judge oftAsssid District Court; No,
de- d hsrsbyISfvseto al the creditors Of the
sald 0ssess RsTurnsy. to DO and appear before
na,H664gh16 Richard Rising aforesaid. In open
-cd6fEA ne Court Room ofyaid Courtln yr'
TN, Oily; storey County As,ts ,ss on
u 10 o'clock a q. ofsiId0ay, then and there 10
how cams. NAsy can. why the prayer OF
said insolyntbhDuld not be granted, and an A.
,HH4Eea his estate Be- made, and he DO dis
ekarSsdn0ctha dssts sAd ussAltssstn pursu.
snea II ths etatute IN sueh ease N sde and pro-
VixeafS41din Ia nssntine III .pfucesdfnR1
s6rS1fns6ivent bettsysd
Iknkiss ny hard and thsNAaf Of raid Court,
a..saAA fn,siSfs Z HSsAoS &
By BH-HrxryoRD. Deputy.
x.sEssps AIS 3 r%siaiiss ss''nP.l
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-03
aAliaa,Sunnmous.

oTATD OF NEVADA, COUNTY OF sTo.
~ rey. In Justiee Court, Gold HIN Tuwrihip,
before WI N. Halk dustice OF theePsace. .TWIi..
White, plaintiff, % Gerry Trottltr. rdafndspt, >
The State Of Nevada sends to Gerry Trottier.
fFceting iHou nrefhsrsby snnmonedr % Nppesr
before me, Justice o fthe, Peace IN and for &old
HIM Te%nship, County md s6tatsl afosSssid ~
my oftealn COX, Hill. on the I1tA dsybef Jan.
uify, AID. 1867, q" 10 Selcck,tA M,of fatd 4
tesdas~sr1!the compliant u iN.aiks tifss..
100 Tor Board, furnished at, yoasssousss 40
''Goldsn' Easie Motel,"in Gold HIri Sf6FSssid. =
per PLAINTIFF Bill on ale. .sr9a'TTSrN
And you sTe.hersbys nottaeduthss Il you 6.l n
appear md .snswer Tho compliant q sfSrS ~,
otis 1910, andeosts o{,suit.
1atvst Sndsf my hand tAis ltHAIyofDs,h
keSAYDste66 ~ sfanoq WIE'RlTTs~
Justice Of the Pssss, Gold. miSS1Sn
Estate stamp, afty GENITAL deistf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-03

kRaxHN BEpR.
DR.. eHAs. H.HroZEKs INSTITUTE
If Tar sSkrarisr eosstRroT
IACxsoN AND KRARNKY SITS,
Ban FRANCISCO, CAL.
EEfRlNCE on KEARNEY STREET.
Al hasAsxAfosshs the P0sa omcsorErpres
should DO addressed 70
San Francisco. Cal.
A 0rassfalA s,9cxtsds@sntt to san-
\ aras'eul AssasS.sSs%sn to Skill
sAcRlaxsTo 0trY, June !, 1855.

SACRAMENTO 0Jrr, June !, 1850.
DIR CHAs. q. TozER-Dear Sir: You viii ex:
eaWHsfoeHskwbunsrto zen eesasE sxousyinii
perhaps remember me a. the individual VINO eal-
"A on yvastor1ssssanos'abeae sycarngo. The
roof Of my mouth had completely rotted out; and
my palate dropped down and there remained.
stoppias up the passage 30 .thAtl could nasa1y
~sf. You rsmember yeu eutft out at once wmen
relieved me Immediately, and I was enabled to
svallow my food and In . short time began TO
iw.1uvNs. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Galored
your dtrections for several monthL You finally
SuooeSdsd irIsaRphgth dseassssavingmy nose
nd upper LIP, though You frequently cautioned
ue about loslng Il rcourtnusd TO improve until
Won finally roeommsndsd ma to 20 Int the eoun-
fryIsSds6sIfs EothY.r6y your adSce, l 'hsda
- 900 Of ny rseath m order that l could
havs . plaza made fqr mo 70 enable me 70 speak
s0rr{JSJ sA8sksto6d and am now usingit.
M eternal thanks arr duo TO you for the
hxMknno and akln THAT you .usphUed
hi nv eass,- ndr 7 Asve-to-thsnk you for
nv rcstoroAHsatSh, NndAren tofm life, asl was
vcry nssr bleeding 70 dnAth several times nom
- kSnCunw tNaecrancnto cry ce1)oy-
JSSeosalsaiA. end J Ihal recomnend Al ny
- ~ ssll on yeu, sheuld hey be % unior;n-
- - toreqn,rs skshtpoe;rnd would sdyise
1ess,oos 70 avoid certain Scientific, doctors N
io1gsS III, tsrtAsy Will scnd them TO land nom
,,AsaeSnA trsyoler return& $3.50 49, !.
! IWIih N SstNiihes for the success o. botn OF
you, I rsnaknn Ieurr st. sa.1a&S-f
Fo-prrCSlH:rosr9Hs San Francisco, Cal.
npetf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-03
Notioe.-No. L.

NorIcEIsyHERBBY GIVEN THAT WE
IN the undersigned Etinns OF the United States,
claim one thousand, 1000 feet Of q certain vein
or lode Of quartz, or other rock In place, bearing
Gold, Silver, Copper and other metals, commonly
oaied md hnewn sastthe tDios' Senior or Mount
Hope lode. and The Great W. Companies claim /;
said claim extending Ave hundred feet In Q north.
cry and nve hundred feet In southerly direction
from the location Of this notice along the line Of
said vappflods, and embracing tho same with
all its dips, spurs, angles and variations, tho same
being "a unsurvsyed lsnd ] that We have occu.
pied and improved the 1ame fromthe 6th day of
August, 1856, according to the local customs and
rules Of Minsrs In the DEVILS Gate Mining Dis
trtet- Lyon County, Nevada In which !~,Iistrict
said lode or vstn ID situated, and that wohayeex-
pended IN actual labor and Improvements there
on; mpamoantn otlsss thar. one thousand dollars,
to'wtt :iths sum Of fifteen hundred dollars And
thaawe claim laterally on each sido Of said vein
ono hundred feet more particularly describedsnd
plated In tho annsxedtdiagram, In conformity
with tho laws, customs, and rules Of iMlnsrs Of
said District.
Notice isfurthsr given, ths.i. IItbe intention
Of the ppdeyugned 7. 3, Winstop, John D. Win.
tsrs ma asSsIs HioSiten 10 apply aadI they do
hereby. apply. ct the United States Land Once, at
CEt6n Oily, Nevada for & Patent from the United
States for tbs claim shove described and It's OF.
i-tsnstuns, lassording " the sAid diagram With tho
nsht to. fSllc.. 80 ZEN o, pds..t.h,i.. dips,
over, though II inter tand adjoining.
.Lo.II 7. u. WNsToNr 900 fset.
eGds nSoSMETos, so sVS ri.
atr; o. B. RsSis.er,sones,,
'CAR5oE CrrY, NV, Oct. l6, 1855.
Land ONCE, hereby certify that q true copy Of
thu ahoys notice. torethar III adfaoyan al 'the
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-03
MINING ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.

stLtnoSln IainfnG ,FCs0any4-Loostjon :
Mesdew Lake Mining, Dstncts Nevada %. Gal.
Notice IN hereby gisen, thati in-seoocdAsos
with the laws Of the State, and the Bylaw
Of chs Company. there1 Will b, sold at pdblie
on SATURDAY1SAhusr 9Th, AID f867fs . the
hour Of, Q o'clock, ?. NJ % many shares Of the
Cspitals Stock tof the above Oosipany, standing
In the names Of tho following persons, o. win
pay the amount;das fof 1Iseismentss togethsr
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-03
DELINQUENT rAx list.
Delinqtient TaxList.
STATE OF NEVADA.

You are hereby notihedthAt s%uitshaye been G
menced In the Justices Court. Townsville Of G
HI. By che StAtsrof Nevada yplaindG, aga
eAen OF tnc ueienoAnn hereinafter named.
each Of the following described tracts or par,
Of and with, the improvements thereon,
Improvements when separately xssessed. 9
ated In the Town Of Gold Hill, and
owners OF. or claimants to the anne known
unknown. 10 recover the tax and delinqpency
sessed TO said defendant agsins, said prope
for the fiscal year commencing on the hrst da,
January. 1865, and ndinp on The 3lst dny IN
ecmb,r. 1856: and that summon, has b.rn a
issued In eaShcase. And YOU are tur.hernotIf
,Sa; unless IN J 81; you appear and answer the ssnpl,
January is67 a, IN hon. ~ IN o,.iost !.
S,dor,s,t s,,fhs ,st.r ssa,,., "a r.,
s.tsts and imnroysn,snts hsr.ir d.s.r,hsJ
the amount OF tax and d.lIpouency snsci6rd
sos,s 80 III, "N p'sAe
~ -
n AtWaSeL iot lying oetween opnnhno
American rIai sradeS and improvemfs
IA es'
J B~allenswella, lot la, block !: raage J.
md improvements, tag and Spey. !
andtf. block =, range b, and improve
mentss TAX ana aehnquency-..-...-.-.. u
Martin brennan, iots u, oioek .. range Z;
Iot 40. oiock" tMseb' YAK and oein-
qSepsy :
~ ~ =, ianse v, io.o,
oIoSs y .snse o anu Improvements TAX
.yohn Rriclst, u, . bicci ! rsnr. "a, y
"a 1.lI,,rar.y =
anu :
A. pf9rn. Iosso' o'ooA'' range YAK
harraret Booth. lot 4. block / range t.r
and delInauency.
To Caldwei lot II hlock i r.re. =. g.,
ana -d.I,nors,cv q,
JoSn q C.-raii no,,h.1: co,n:r ~ :
hIocS 4 ,sns.D ~, 49, Soln".on .o'''
John Caypcntsr. lot n. hloch \ rnnS.
tax and 1.
L Cnaauette. south csfeet or lot l, block 8,
Clinton { Hubs T q { s n CO. .c1ihioon
oflot&, block g, range ID, tax snd-ae-
hnfuensy Observation-Disclosures. !,
J Coleman, south so feet OF lot 2 block L,
range L, Improvement and personal bro.
perty, tax and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Cal Cornwall. lott. blocks, range d, tax
and delinquency 81
John Craney, northhhf Of lot 4, block j. "
range J, and improvements, tax and do
llnqueney. !
Mary Z Cross, lot ~. block I. range L, and
improvements, tar and delinquency. Il
W s Davidson, lot As block l, range G.,
and improvements, tax and delinquency 2
tmprovements tar. and delinquency. 6
Mrs l. A Dettenrtder, lot q, block l, range
L. with improvements tar and de.ln.
ducney, {
J W Dickey. lot n, block I. range o, with {
improvements, tax and delinquency. 4
John Donohue, improvements on lot lo, .
Block !, range g, tax and delinquency. I
P Dowd, lot -, block l, range l, with i'm,
.-u.. 1900 ~ H,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-03

- ~nE " mrH~n9c
xx1vW60 10OUxC01 x10 Sk6UkCl
4J ~ aFZ'
NUfth61Af Cor. Re8fffey 6kJHCk-
-- -
plsints, fsfmsrIy ofLscEe Hospital,
Leade. hisst rear
esste,
Hs3rSmSTFrancmco-
INS1-.,s
H@S~..ndsns "a .s,ns thst Tina m. nat .t,S
SspsrsIsisd srcesss In the ircaiment 81 an
'nose aissssss ssns'~V Nh'"nn
,i,h nSS ssm n matter m. slnsaS S,.'. .tT
no. y en- 2 p.sc1 uoI .srpiossn me
.a'
~ $780,. ,ne unosssy
Observation-Disclosures M ,ssss ssstcssd
ioioin noptnion IN fegMu tneI
,eompnhn5 tAdAtk k1Stce In ttme, tnersoy saw
ING MSht6va world Of sufteffng Nervous
Dsetlsz. Leo no and
UnnSslhSSasAns,a ndrn asstSseetS GsassAtso-
Sfsss.mssy sa1oss 5bat srAsse ars ysfadsut and
should yol,bsu1kh.gtvuNny ofthem, Gallon
DR. TOZER. and be will cure you In . snort
t~inASWAekostN NV ~hssfrap.lon In your bastness
-or state your case by letter. and there will DO
no oceasion for your calling at the Office
O0ooffes osem U1uSnrn-
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10 oorrcspondsnts.

7PstiSn,sef SltSer sex realizing any paftoi
ths eU6nrry, howe<cr dntsnt. who may desire
the opinion and adviee Of DR. TOlER can, oy
mh1tGner written <stsssmsnt Of their case 70
n. a9I1l@ErscSiyessil aAe attsnton knd-rnedi
sines necessary 70 eAeeteeare without the neces'
sitY sfsspse,ssAtintsryisw.
NfisfsTfS trictly 'eonndshtfal. opened and re-
rid 10 Ayths Doctor himssh
oasufSS ~ the once or by letter. FREE
Curss IN al cases gusrAntssd
one houn, nom 9 a u. 10 Sr.h.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-03
~ resh Ca,sonrL.aasr,

HsPteooIi and nice In siitone csfl.r., ysxasl,
~ ssfis !. ssss. s:I. T9a:''
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HrscEIrassoua1D
TO :FHE !!
NEW REMEDIES! NEW RRsfEbIBsn
DR.. ,Gikbon's Dts.ensaEy,
KEARNY9 STREET

616 KEARdY STREET.
V4V Cor. Commercial. SAn
Francisco establiAhSdAn.l6St,
for the treatment t9f, Sexual,
and Seminal Dfseasss. such a
Gonorrhea, s9isetl Structure,
Syphillsi In sliits forms. semi.
nal Weakness, Impotency,I
etc. SKIN Diseases OF year,,
standing) and Hlcerated Logs
sueeessfully treated. IN
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-03
GUHIss1sAIOON.

I've Deer. sbeyethe Eclipse Stables
iGoLD,HILI. e1 tab
Lw13BoN HaADy the s8asYWuNEs,
n Brsndles. Whistles, Gin, Old Ten, Cerdials,
UgafE emo beitofhil.t GA gyJajloE5T aEyV
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-03

County Tax Collector. p..
December fsth. 1865 LII oelsste
- iasleGeS MflisE Cs1pany.-rhe An.
nual Meeting Of the Stakeholder IN the Bslcner
Company will Be held on AoNDAf DooemosI
l7th. i8Ja, Al l.o,esoek Ifsnaatthe Oonpanys
By ordss sfsnssBossas{T rusess
nols ID RybKUcHMkNN. see,y.
The above meeting Il hereby postponed al
hour and place.
{ ssys.s.fef 'Aene.ra ssssnTsssss.ss,s..,.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-03

DR- JULIEN PERRAULT, DOCTOR OF
~ Medicine Of the Faculty ofPEis. Graduate
ofths University Queens College, and Physician
Of tho ST. John Baptiste Society Of San Fran.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-07-11
BENZ. PEARCE,

CURGEON DENTIST. Office over Hunt &
- .Watson's Dry Goods Store, Main ST., Upper
Sandusky ohio.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-07-11
The Union Pacific Railroad frofn
Omaha, NebrasESa-What Has
Been Done, and When 1t viii
Be Finished.

+ EF7tt ..IF -
No enterprise was ever begun
about which so little has been said
and so much has been done They,
have q vague idea that a railroad is
being built from somewhere in the
Eas1 to somewhere in a farther West
than rail-tract has ever before
been laid; but where. it begins, or
what route it follows, or where it is
to- end, we venture to assert, not one
in q thousand can tell.
!; I1or dozen years we have heard
that a great Pacific Railroad was to
be built, and a dozen names, and a
dozen companies, and. a dozen
routes-from the southern boundary
of Texas to the northern boundary
of lake Superior-have been urged
upon Congress as the greatest and
best means for uniting the Atlantic
and Pacific shores. Bubble after
bubble was blown, and each bust in
turn when touched by the sharp
point of practical experience.
The absolute necessity for a Pacif-..
ic Railroad to retain and bind more
closely together the eastern and
western extremes Of the continent
in one great United and Pacific
country, the emmcnoe cost Of gov
ernment transportation to it's from
tier and Rocky Mountain posts, and
the even greater cost of Indian
wars, in region that nothing but
railroad could civilize, and moth
ing but civilization could pacify-
the great Importance Of opening a
road to the rich gold and silve mines
of th Rocky and Sierra Nevada
Mountains, so that the way to the
resumptionofspecie payments might
be made shorter and easier-all
these prudential reasons finally
pressed with such weight upon Con
gress, that it determined that the
road should be made. There were,
indeed, many others two thousand
miles of additional territory would
be opened tor settlement; vastsbod-
les Of land now valueless would be
made prOductlve; the tide Of busi-
ness and travel that now winds te-
dious and dangerous way along the
borders of the two oceans, would be
increased ten fold land how would
fathers in the East strike hands1with
their, sons and daughters in the
Golden Gate. if theN could only be
borne on the wings Of the loconlo-
tive ..f.r.errr tyg
The imperative need Of the work
was admitted, but it was too vast
for individual enterprise to attempt,
No combination of private capital
lists was willing to risk hundred.
million. dollers. in the construction
Of 1900 miles of railroad through
wilderness As the undertaking
was strielly national, SO no power
less than that of the nation was suf.
ficient to accomplish it; and large
as the cost would necessarily be, the