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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-19
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Application for Patent.
Notice No. ~,

.NHN .HHLA ~ s|H-N IHLAANNN# L-I
REGISTERS OFFICE, CARsoxCIrr ,NEv.
- -FebruM y u, 1868.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TIA
IN the Front Lode! Connolidated- Mining
Company by Samuel A. Chaplin, President,
has this day fled In this office q diagram. to
Eether With u notice of application for patont,
approved July -, 1855 for nnS. fOur hundred
fee, Of aiode' Of quartz supposedly be the Com
stock Lode, known ~ the Gold Canyon Tpn.
mel Company's CHAIN, situated on Gold Can.
yon, In Gold Hill Mining District Storey County,
Novnda. commencing At \ point Is feet east OF
Main street. Gold IN, and di.tsnt 23i feet
north of the Rhode lslaiid Quartz Mil The aonth.
erly corner Of the Gold Hill Quartz Mil bears
north go 3V west, distant 200 feet; thence run.
ming LIST course. south 10 3V east, $40 feet to
take Noe: thence (2) south % 4S east, 2oi feet,
to stake No, 3; thsuce q, south loo 2S east. 3,l6s
feet 10 stake No. 4; thence a. south 500 e5Ssast
|, 1853 feet to staks No, 5, being the south end OF
tho claim, located on road about 50 feet west OF
the house OF the Superintendent Of the Pacific
Quartz Mil being $500 feet youth Of the tunnel
Of said company. Tho xnrfsce ground claimed
with said mining claim IL drscrlbed az follows,
toswlt: =.
lsttract, commencing At point on the Sd
course, distantl DOS feet from stake No. ,, thence
Qat) north TAO 81, eaxt 100 feet, (2d) north l5o
IS west 200 feet. (3d) north 7lo 33 east 66t feet,
(4th) south l5s 2Y saxt 500 feet, (3th) souih 7+o
ID WehtOO- OCT, kotuJ uVTth ~ ~ "cst wv oets
C7th) south TAO IS wcst 100 feetto u point on the
main line. distant l,2oo feet from stake No.3y IA
End tract. Sd course. commences at Rpoln 2.3lO
feetfrom stake Nos. thonce(lstnor,h74o 35ieaSt
l0Ofeet, (ad) north l5o2J west33OGeet. (3d) north
1899 east $50 feet, (ith) south $50 30 east 600fect,
(5th) outh7io35'west660. (6th) north l5o.
i70 feet. "a south 74o So west 100 feett 10 u point
on main line. distant 9, 41O feet from stake No ,.
Sd tract, commencing At n pont gu the tth
course, distant l3a feet from stak" No. 4, thcnce
(lsN north SO 35 Gust 363 feet. (2d) Month 32o
2S castaO0 feet, (3d)south57o3y wcst 3s3 feet to a
point on the main line. Distant 332 feet from stake
No.i. The walls Of said lode arc unascertained
and the lateral extent Of said voin ar lode IL un'
| known, aud the extent IL said r"iu cannot DO Ne
certaincd by actual measurement. Said vein or
lode Is bounded on each side by the wall Of the
same, aud the amount OF croundcontRined thero-
In between the given end lines and tho unascer'
| talnei walls, together with tho three tracts above
described, Is estimatedt to contain forty. -four acres
Said claim IL more particularly described by the
| notice aud diagram posted In my Office and NJ
| slako No. OH the claim.
WARREN r. LOCEUART. Rssisier.
February Is, 1s6s.-9Od. f3:aHUt.
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Applications for Patent.
Notice No.05. all
U. * LAND oYrIcy

CARSON CrIY. New. April 7. 1868.
NOTICE IS HEREBY. GIVEN. THAT THE
~ Columbis Gold and Silver Mining Company,
by Thomas II. Williams, President, has this day
hisd In fhis Office n diagram. together with a nos
tlce OF application for Patent for 1 500 feet OF tho
Columbia Lode. known rs tho Columbia claim,
10 Devil Gate Minlng District. Lyon county. moro
particularly described "a follows, to- Com.
meneins nj u post on the southeasterly slope Of q
hill ut tho head OF Spring Valley, blatant $50 feet
west OF The Virginia and Carson Toll Road. and
nbout $50 feet north Of Quinn's house, Mt which
point the one.qnarter xection post Sec. 20. +. 10.
n. r. 81 z. bears south $40. cast $40 feet, thencc
running first. north 10 %, west 600 feet to post
2: 81, north lao 30, east l.aD0 feet TO post
3; thence. 81. south no 3U. east 400 feet TO
post No. 8; thence. 9TH, south l2o 30, west 100
FEET 20 post No. g.: thence. 5th. north TO 80.
west 200 feet to place Of beginning. containing
IL 2.l0O acres There are no known claimants
on either end Of said lode. l.- ~ ~
WARREN T. LOCKHART. Register
fnn2l.3m
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Applications for Patent.
Notice No. Oh.

REoIsrER's OFFICE, CARSON CITY. NV.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
N Gold ulll Tunnel Gold and Silver Mining
Company, by n. Huxue,, Superintendent. has
this day died In this ONCE n diagram. together
with q notice ot application for patent from tho
Uuised States, under Act of Congress, approved
July &c. 1865. for four thousand feet OF IN Gould
and Condo Lode. knswn rs tho 0old Hill Tun-
mel Gold aud Silver Mining Companys claim, In
tho Gold Hill Miuing District. Storey county,
Nevada There arc no known claimants on
either end of said claim. Said claim Ia more par
tie uiarly described rs follows. to.wit; Commence
ing At a stake set at the mouth OF the Company's
tunnel, said point bslng located In a smallravtne
about 400 feet northeast OF tho Rhode Island
Mill: thence following the lineof the tunnel Qst
cours.) ". 50 w 9i6 feet to a point ~ feet south
Of the company ss,t: sn.nss ga eoa.s'} in, =,
ofths iods at the tunnel level; on the surtacctno
81 course at n point 1.450 from the point OF d.
v.sgcnos at the tunnel; pasSss about 3o9 iset
es., Of Inpsrisi.nn?irs hSits.ng worTs, an1 Y s1Ss
lsI feet east Of O street. at the Divide. no sur
"a 20 gEoundis claimed along the line OF the lode.
The following described tracts are lAksn 70.
working purposes; TraetNo. l. eommenc,ns ~
the mouth Of the tunnel and RAINING south ITO
3p west 5o1 feet TO . post, thence north " 10
sa.t 2J9 feet 10 a post: themes north % u sast
2I7 feel to place Of beginning containing o,hn
a.re. Tract No. 9. commenelug nj Q post NAKED
u. H., II. =. NJ. CD.B clhlu, WniSu P
m.nr,m.ot 4. connected with the eompany's
tunnel by . water aume BY tbs following eour.s;
ist-south 1000 wcst 500 feet ed-south! l4'
80 ~ feet; 3i-south % 3r west lSs tscI; fin-
south 80 4s' casts fest: 5th-soaia l5sS eMt
III fest; 6th-south 100 l9' cast l23 feet: uh-
south 100 ~ l27 feat: sth-south as'3o east2s9
feet: 9th-Iouth ato 50 west co5 tset 20 the
whit. post above described; thence running Isl
courts south Ito east l,9I7 feet I, 2i-north $50
aV east go feet: 3i-north 2po east as feet:
9Th -north loo 3V east a.7o6 feet; 5,h-norta go
90 wsst 1877 feet; 6th-'outh W w wsst s'3ca
fest to place OF oeyiunins' containing w ''iO
Trae. No. J. smbraciny 8 feet on each aide Of
IN, above describri iume. from the south END OF
,rs.t No. I /, tract No. :, containing one'tnirdoi
rhs W all. Of the lode are una.certaincd; inc
Io,i.I. supp ,ssi TO be embraced In an ara ois
acres. Total area. including surface sroand' ie'
acres WARREN T. LooKHARr. Res!s.sr:
A,rtl z. 1856. APS-1"
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A...-.sa. N.tles.-Inpsrislc.n Con-

Asssssnent Nstice.-ImperinlCS Con-
Eolidated Mining Company .-Locatlon OF Works,
New Truckee Mining District. Humboldt coun.
~, Novada-Notieo IL hereby given, that at 0
meeting Of the Trustees Of tho above named
company. hold Aprill3, 1868, an, assessment Of
Twelve and q Half Gents was levied on each
and every share Of tho capital xtock Of said
company. payable In u s. coin TO the Secretary
on or before the 18th day of May, 1853. All
stock upon which said assessment shall remain
unpaid on FRIDAY, tho 18th day Of May, 1868,
Will be advertised on that day as delinquent,
ard unless sald assessment shall be paid on or
b,fore MONDAY, the 18th day Of June, 1868,
will be sold on that day, ut public auction, In
frontofths eompany's ofhce In Gold Hill. Storey
county Nevada, between the hours OF l2 O'Clock
N. and ) o'clock P. NJ, 70 pay said assessment,
together with costs OF advertising and expenses
Of sale. . .5.s .
will DO n meeting Of tho company at their Office
Ia Gold Hill on Saturday, May 9th. 1903, at .
O'Clock p. w..
ny order Of tho Board Of TrustecG
,EAA3E q. W. PEASE. Secretary.
Gold Hill. April II. 1868. FL 81 nan apl4-lm
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Stir Up the Aniln !!

IN READING AN ADVERTISEMENT IN
IL tho Coli Hill News Of TO day, under the head
OF (" Stlr Up the Animals" Wa werc forcibly re.
minded Of u fable ASS In a Lions skin IAN
AS, finding the skin Of 4 Lion. put 1t on and
going into the woods and pastures threw all the
hocks and herds Into u terrible conformation.
Al last. meeting bis owner, he would have fright.
cned him also, but tho good man, seeding bis long
ears stand out, presently knew him, and with a
good cudgelmado him sensible that notwithstand.
Ing his being dressed In O Lions skin, he was
really no more than an ASS" The article above
named Is signed by q "Sillman," but the long
ears appended release tho Foundrymen Of this
State from all CONSERVATION.
Virginia, May IL, 1858. myll.tf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-19
Application for Patent.
Notice.-No. 80.

us. REGISTERS OFFICE.
~ CARSON CIrY, NV. March 81, 1866.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT H. ID.
IN Frankci has this dav died In this Office ada
gram. togethcr'with a Notice OF Application Tor
Patent from tho United States, under ActofCon-
grsss, approved July 90. 1865, for 100 feet Of
the Frankel Lode, known nv ia. Frankel Gold
and silver Mlniny Company Claim, in the Amer.
lean Fat Mining District, Storey county. Nevada,
more particularly described ~ foll'ws TO wilt:
Commencing at stake marked No. !. from which
a shaft on the west side OF tho American Flat
road bears north l6oeast la feet, mud running
thence north go west 900 feet to stake No. Q;
thence north SO east 1900 feet to stake No. );
thence south e9o east 900 feet to stake No. 4;
thence south SO west 1910 feet to the place Of
beginning, containing S 5l-l00 acres. There are
no known claimants on elthcrend Of laid claim.
WARREN T. LOCKHART,
mh2l.3m Register.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-19
Wh,,nnu cold nnd silver mInIns

Company. Location Of Works, Indian Springs
District, Lyon county, Nevada: Notice IL hereby
OF sadC Company, held on tho eleventh day Of
May, 1868, an assessment Of Ten Dollars per
share was levied upon the ksaeaable capital
stock Of said Company, payable Immediately In
Unitedstatcs gold and silver coin. tothc Seere.
Montgomery street, San Franclsco Any stock
upon which said assessment shallremRip unpaid
on ruesday, tho 10th day Of Juno. 1869. shall be
deemed delinquent, and Will be duly advertised
for sale. at public auction, mud unless payment
shall DO made before, will be sold on 6ATUR.
DAY, THE ELEVENTH DAY 0E JULY. 1868,
I'd pay the delinquent assessment, together
with costs ofadvcrtlslng and expenses OF sale.
by order Of tho Bonrd Of Trustee.
7, w, C0LBURN. Secretary,
ONCE 400 Montgomery street, Room No. 10.
Cd fioor,) Ban Francisco. Cal. sNGy myl4.tf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-19
UTION.

THE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
i that the following certificates Of stock Of the
Dayton ailyer Mining Company were this day
soldat public auction, to the highest bidder, for
assssvpsntJ, 10 front Of tho office Of the Secre.
tary, In Silver City, Lyon county, Nevada, &C.
eordlng to public notice In conformity with the
bylaws OF the company and laws OF Nevada,
aud are hereby cautioned against purchasing or
negotiating for said stock. a. tho samswlll mot
no transferred by tho Secretary: rtI arT..
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-19

And In RccOrdAnce WITH law, anu IN orutI OF
the Board Of Trustees. made on tho Second day
Of April, ls6s, 80 many shares Of each parcel Of
said stock ~ may be- necessary, will DO sold at
public auction, at the office Of Maurice Dore g.
Co., No. SCI Montgomery street. sap. Franolseo,
state Of California, on MONDAY, the TWEEN.
TY.FIrTH DAY OF MAY, 4. o. 1868, at the
hour Of twelve o'clock N. OF said day, to pay said
DELINQUENT assessment thereon. together with
costs Of udvcrti,ing and expenses OF sale.
A. NOEL, Secretary.
Onice-6o7 -wnshlugton street San Franclseoi
s California. mye-td
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Application for Patent.
49, Ei1
Notice No. 1O1.
Rrorsrrs'sorrrcE, CARSON cIIr. NV.

REoIsrER'sorFrcE. CARSON CRY. NV.
~. p 11-ysl Nay 9Th. 1858.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN Lady Washington Gold and Silver Mining
Company, by james w. Noyes, President. has
thlsday died In this Office q diagram. together
with c notice Of application for patent from the
United States, under Act OF Congress. approved
July &c. 1866, forthirty.three hundred feet OF the
Granville Lode. known rs the Lady Washington
Gold and Silver Mining Company'A claim, In the
Gold Hill Mining District, Storey county, No
vada, described as follows, to wit: Beginning at
Hake marked one, from which tho shaft Of tho
Lady Warrington Company bearSnorth 10 west
2p2 feot, and tho southeast corner Of the Pioneer
Foundry, In Gold Canon, bears north leo east 90
feet. and running thence, lrst. north 6lo cast 200
feet; thence. SECOND. north go west 735 fcsfI
thence, third. north lio west $3.50 feet; thence,
fourth, north 76o wcst 200 feet; thence, 9th.
puth l4o east Ass foot; thence. sixth. south 900
east 762 feot to the place OF beginning, contain.
Ing is l6 100 acres. There are no known claim.
ants on either NJ Of said clainL Said claim IL
more particularly described In the notice mud
diagram posted 10 this Office and at stake Nos
On tho claim.
Nav II. l66S.3m sg mao. IG.EEnm tLR seister
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
for Patent.
Notice No. DO.
u. $. REGISTERS OFFIcE,

u. 5. REGISTERS OFFIcE,
CARSON CITY, New, March 2Sth, 1858 )
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ Clinton aud Hubbs Company has died In
hi. Office a diagrarn. together with q notice OF
npplIcation for patent from the United States.
upder Act Of Congress. approved July 90, 1866.
for / Oss feet OF the Comstoek Lode. known as
tbr Clinton and Hubs Mining Company claim.
in the Gold Hill Mining District. Storey county,
Nevada. said claim IL bounded on the north by
m. Uncle Sam Company and on the south by the
.Ju.tIce Independent Mining CompAny'x claim.
said claim Is more particularly described a. fol.
lows. ,o.wit; Commencing Mt a stake set In II
small ,ulsh about 100 fest north Of Seals Mil, In
Lower Gold Hill. at which point the one-quar,er
section post on tho west line OF Sec. 5. 7. 10; \.
X. 81 y. bears n. 6lSI W. 7<t feet distant. The
summit Of Mount Davidson bears N. Ito Is WI;
Mount Lincoln bears s.. 43e iY Z, thence run
niug on the supposed line Of the lode 8. $50 ~
u. 1883 feet to a stake set on north side Of the
American Flat road near It's junction with the
Gold Canon road. Nc surface ground Is claimed
by this Company. excepting ut tho south end.
where 100 fset square (showr more fully on the
dlagram) IL claimed for WORKING purposes. The
walls Of this claim being unaseertalned. the
boundaries are not given. Thetode IL supposed
10 be embraced In an area Of four % acres.
WARREN I. LOCKHART,
mh3o-9od Register.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-19
DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT, SALE.

Dnney Gold and Silver sMIninE
Company-Lyon county, ststs OF Nevada
Notice-There are delinquent npon the follow.
ing described stock, on account Of assessment
No. %, levied on the Second day OF April,
1868, tho eyeral amounts set oppoIite the namss
fths respective Shareholders aIfollows;
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-19

n,-ro.. .6lietsd with the Piles Will nnd
49,: rsrsSr by applying personally. or ny
~. - r, 49,. ~ Psciae street. ueArSansome'
or Hos ssL Postones. ssa brsaciseo. 10 Ap1r'
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CAUTION

Gold Hill Quartz Mill md Mining
Company, Gold HUI, Nevada-Tho. following
described certificates OF stock Of the above
named Company were sold at public auction,
May ., 1868. to pay delinquent assessment levied
March -. 1868:
Standing In No. OF Shares Balance
name OF Certificate. sold. len.
NJ Blake..........3I. ........2..--.....3
u = Loyeland. ..... .33..........2.-.....,3
The public are cautioned against purchasing
the same. Holders Of the above certificates are
requested to return the samo to tho Office Of the
Company.
California. t."F
May 9Th, 1868. myle.lw
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MEDICAL.
TO THE ~UNF0RTpNATEi
sEwREMRDiRs. NRwt aKnEplEs.
De. Gibbons ,DtspensnSy,
STREE

hhKEARNf
NVhOor. Commercial. San
franeisco sstablished n 1854,
Tor the .trcatIuent OF sexual
and seminal D lssHssr such as
Gonorrhea,J a leqt g,trlcture,l
Syphlllsin all It's forms SsmI.l
nal WeAknsss, Impoteneyd
etc. skin Diseases (of Year,.
standingja aud GlceratsdLsgs'
successfully treated. (
n0lNTnH AMMAN A..kb.N
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er'' WARREN T. LocKHARr. RoEis:sr.
April ,. 1883 .ps.1@
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-07-01
aMistellaneolts.


Fredrick the Great, of Prussia, had
great mania for enlisting gigantic
soldiers into the Royal Guards, and
paid an enormous bounty to his
recruiting officers for getting them.
One day the recruiting sergeant chan
ced to spy Hibarnian who was at
least seven feet high d; he accosted him
in English and proposed that he should
enlist. The idea of military life and
a high bounty so delighted Patrick that
he Immediately consented.
"But, unless you can speak Ger
man the King will not give you SO
much"
"Oh," said the Irishman, "sure
it's / that don't know word of Ger
man."
"But," said the sergeant, "three
words will be sufficient, and these you
can learn in a short time. The King
knows every man in the Guards. As
soon as he sees you, he will ride UP,
and ask you how old you are? You
will say, 'twenty-seven.' Next how
long have you been in service? You
must reply, three weeks Finally, if
you are provided with clothes and ra-
tions e? You answer, both
Pat soon learned his answers, but
never dreamed of learning questions.
In three weeks he appeared before the
King in review. His majesty rode up
to him. Paddy stepped forward with
"present arms"
GLOW old are you?" said the
King.
"Thrcc weeks" said the Irish
man.
"IIow long have you been in SER
vice ?" asked his majesty.
"Twenty-seven years"
cam l Or you a fool ?" roared the
King.
"Both," replied Patrick, who was
instantly taken to the guard room, but
pardoned by the king after he under
stood the facts of the case.
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HEAVY ste IL 4.

The Cincinnati papers are full of
the big storm that attacked that city
on Wednesday night. 1t seems to
have been Of unparalleled violence
The fact that quite eight inches of rain
fell in something over seven hours,
will give an idea of the fury of the
tempest. The Cincinnati Gazette says:
The thousands whose eyes were wide
open during the whole of those night
hours, said that they should never for
get those four or five hours when ii
seemed as if the flood gates of heaven
had been opened, and as if the city
were shaking to its very foundations
with the constant peals of thunder
Men who are not apt to be nervous,
quilted their wonted places, fairly
terrified by that ceaseless lightning
Prudent business men left their homes
to protect stores which they were afraid
would be swept away. Guests at q
leading hotel sat up all night, and la
dies tainted from sheer fright. Every
one who listened to the tempest will
remember it for life, and with reason
for it was undoubtedly the severest
that has ever visited Cincinnati.
The storm did great damages tc
houses, streets, sewers and bridges alsc
inflicted considerable injury upon the
crops in the country.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-07-01
CALIFORNIA POETRY.

When from my room | chance to
stray, to spend an hour at close of day,
| ever find a place most dear, where
some friend treats to the lager beer,
-Socramento Age.
All! yes my friend of city life, such
a treat cures such a strife, but better
than such dose by far, are pleasures
of fine cigar.-Placer Hcraid.
Such pleasures may suit bascr minds,
but with the good no favor finds; we
think the purest joy in life, is making
love to ones own wife, Tolcano
Ledger.
Most wise your choice my worthy
friend, in Hymen's joys your cares
must end, but we, though tired of
single life, can't boast of having our
own wife; and so, when meath our
cares we faint, we fly to kiss some gal
that aint-yet.-Napa Reporter.
That lager beer will bile provoke,
while, fine Havanas' end in smoke.
To court ones wife is better far, than
lager beer or vile cigar. Kisses the
dew of loves young morn, break on
the lips as soon born. These arc all
nought to that greatest joy-the first
born boy !-E'ceniag Ledger.
'Tis truca boys wished for bless
ing, but then suppose the first's a girl
A dear sweet child, with ways caress-
ing, with pouting lips and Aaxen curls,
with dimpled cheeks and laughing
eyes, to come and bid papa good bye !
So whether boy or whether t'other,
embrace the babe and then the mother.
San Francisco Globe.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-07-01
WHAT 4 MUDDIE

General Halpine-oihcrwis the boy Miles
OReilly-who edits the New York Citizen,
makes no bones about the mudGlc the Demo-
cratic party are in concerning candidate.
Here is the picture he draws-rather the plain
statement of the situation the party are in:
.lf they nominate Chief Justice Chase, it
is pretty generally conceded by men of both
parties that their success is certain. If they
nominate Gen. Hancock, their success is very
fairly probable; but if they nominate outside
of these, or nominate on a copperhead plat
form, the next national election may be re-
garded in advance as decided in favor of
Grant AM. Colfax. In such struggle as this
latter contingency cortemplltes, we respect
fully desire to be counted out We are for
Chase if we can get him; for Hancock, If he
can be nominated for Senator Hendricks,
with sort of feeble hope that he may posi-.
bly, carry his own State for our ticket But
outside of these, and with any candidate OBJ
viously put up to be knocked down, or merely
to carry the State of New York SO that Tam
many Hall may have Governor of her own
choosing--th Citizen Is not to be reckoned on,
and IS clearly of the opinion that twelve
years of continuous defeat are not for the
good Of the party"
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-07-01

A DETROIT paper has the following
"One of the. e.Cincinnati newspaper mer
makes one suit answer for the changes
of the year. He gets a suit of thick
clothing as cold weather comes on, and
by the time hot weather arrives, it i:
worn sufficiently thin to serve for him
clothes. When he wears them Out
then he don't wear them out any more
that is to say, he wears them out
until they are SO much worn on that
ne had rather not 60 out than weal
them out any more-then he gets
another suit"
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-07-01

"DEARmc!" exclaimed Stiggins, ''that new
surgeon gave Squantum's boy new lip from
the childs own check! What painful op
Grafton it must have bccn" 1--WE had a pair
of lips taken from my cheek, more than once, "
replied Mrs Siggins 'and ii wasn't a painful
operation at all" Sliggins' eyes flashed, and
his cheeks flushed, but he controlled the de.
mon of jealousy whichragcd in his bosom.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-07-01

A ATEAcnER having expatiated with glowing
rhetoric on the "blocdy reign" of the ancient
tyrants, little girl, who had listened with
deep interest, innocently asked, "Peasc Mr.
Swiikins what kind of umbrellas did the peo-
pie use, TO keep that bloody rain offm them
seLyes?"