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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-05-12

Some young people OF our village nave In re-
hearsal and will present to the citizens of Ra-
VIENNA, on Tuesday Eve, May 10Th, the great
Temperance Drama "The Drunkard.'' The
proceeds of the entertainment to be applied
to increasing the funds of the Ladies' Benevo-
lent Society of Grace Church. 1t is to be hoped
that they will have full house. The entertain
ment will be given in Phenix Hall
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Don,t Forget to Call

In and see n. Converse's new stock of Goods at
No /, Etna Block. He has a splendid assort-
ment, and selling cheap. Particulars next
w&sk
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Mattress has turned particular attention to the
manufacture of this style of bed, knowing it to
be far superior to any other made ! Heswin
make two spring mattresses out of one common
mattress if the hair is good. He will exchange
any kind of Goods for feathers if not too much
ones if the frame is good, on a new and improv-
ed principle In addition to all these things he
can put up the most fashionable and substantial
article of Parlor and Chamber Suits of Furni-
ture, for style and finish cannot be surpassed in
any of the Eastern cities He makes an InVa-
lid SSring Mattress designed for rheumatic
persons, broken limbs, feeble constitutions and
all chIonic complaints, affortling comfort and
ease to the patient in all positions and under. all
circumstances. He makes pillows of pure curled
hair, which Is great luxury, producing sound
sleeping with pleasant dreams, and aiding the
brain in creating new aud correct ideas on
all subjects. He makes HuSk. Sea Grass, Excel
sior and Spanish Moss Mattresses. and if pre-
ferred will line them on one side with cotton, or
curled hair. making good winter well as .
sale of the Excelsior ESpring Mattress, it is
made of English Hoop iron and steel springs.
They arc the best thing ever invented for all
purposes, as any Kind OF a bed can be used On
them, and made to fit any kind of a bedstead.---
He uses no inferior goods in his nianufactory
therefore, he is able to warrant all of his work.
All persons wanting Upholstered Goods orwork
DONE will please call at his rooms at the sign of
Headquarters. i.-litf -ovi 2 Y ys7 p. fs9f y
N n H. ": BASE has for sale the
M d. right of making the Wells
Folding Hair Spring Mattress, of few of the
best counties in this State at low prices, Per-
sons of industrious habits can do well BY invest
ing. Instructions given free of charge. He is
the sole agent for the sale of territory.
Ravonna, April Il, 1870, Ti-tf. 5i'C $3.50
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One Hundred and Seven.

II. w. Bane at the Sign of Headquarters, of
fers One Hundred and Seven Spring Mattresses
for sale at twenty per cent. of reduction on the
last year prices. His late purchases warrants
him to make this fact known. They are going
off like shot cakes at a general muster" Feath-
er and Hair pillows constantly for sale. First
come, first served. II. W. BANE.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-05-12
SUGARS,
CRocKEBY s. GLAssWA ARE,

am selling splendid Coffee Sugar at 1870
per pound. No. Rio Coffee at 22c per pound.
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ParasoIs.
BEEeHER s sEYMoUR's.
Crockery

~ Crockery
OF every description can be found at POE
BROTHERS, at reduced prices, sold by the sett
or single piece.
May 5, 1870,
BE Sure and Take
Particular notice when in POE BROTHERS, OF
their fine stock of Black and Gilt Jewelry, which
they have just received and are selling fast, en-
bracing many different patterns and styles of
Medallion Rubber, Wood Trimmed, Gold Stone
and Onyx Sets, Black Breaches, Chaletains,
&c, sc. Theyare selling these Goods below the
usual prices charged.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-05-12

OF seasides, both Ladies' and Misses. White and
Brown Also, Shakers, Palm Leaf Hats, &C.,
Just received by
May 8, 1870. POE BROTHERS.
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A Full stoe

Sash and Trimming Ribbons. A large stock at
BEECHER & SEY HOURS.
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SECOND NlFIONiL BANK,
Designated Depository of the
OFF RAVENNA, o.

U. S. Bonds and Securities bought, sold and
exchanged at oHr counter. at best market rates
Stocks and Bonds, of all kinds bought and
sold on Commission, in New York, or any de-
sired market.
Highest Market rate for $50 and 1910
Coupons, Gold, Silver, and premium funds
OF all kinds.
Drafts drawn and cashed on all the principal
Cities in the United States.
EsIgIit Drafts on England and Ireland and
Passage Tickets to or from those Cities at
New York rates.
Revenue Stamps-aH sizes for sale.
Accounts and Depotits of Business men and
individuals, received on most favorable terms
and prompt and liberal treatment guaranteed.
Interest allowed on time deposits as may be
agreed upon.
VIII. BEEBE, Cashier.
GEO. ROBINSON, President.
Sept. 3. 1868. If.
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VERY BESS QUALITY !

He was sired by full blooded imported Nor.
man morse: from tho running marc London
spot" This celebrated stock OF Norman horses
is constantly growing in favor with farmers and
ail those VINO desire strong, Scrviceable horses.
Terms--$5 90; SIS. 0; $1,000
Kavenna, April 90 1870 s9-6M
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A SS1GNEE'S NOTICE.-The creditors Of
that dividend of eighteen per cent. has been
declared In favor of the creditors of said estate,
Il. J.. PHELPS. Assignee.
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Groceries,,
Dramatic Entertainment

Teas, CofTees and Sugars are very cheap at
REECHER & SEYMOIIR,S
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Counterpanes.

A choice assortment at
BEECHER SEYMOUR'S.
Nottingham Lace Curtains
From three shillings per yard up to two dollars
Can suit any one wanting Lace Curtain.
May 5, 1870. POE BROTHERS.
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The Great Rush
Poe Brothers

Now is to get Carpet from the large and ele-
CANT stock at BEECHER & sETMOUR'S.
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THE STALLION
8 FRENCH NORMAN p

win stand during the present season:
Mondays and Tuesdays at Sufield Center.
Wednesdays and Thursdays at Johnson's
Livery Stable in Kent,
Fridays and saturdays at the stable of
Frederick r. King, In the south ea "a ern
part of Ravenna Village.
AS a work horse he has no superior. He is 8
years old; large, strong, a rapid walker; and
has kind disposition. His color is coal black
and his weight. when in good flesh, Is 1850
pounds. His stock has proved itself of the
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-05-12

and all the change you can spare, and you shall
receive your moneys worth every time.
NELSON CONVERSE.
RavenDa, May IL, 1870, 5s-tf
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-05-12
GLASSWARE,
For the Spring Trade.

N0 sYP-4-e i-1t-'S' = sr--.E
All of the above named goods were bought for
CASH with GOLD OF liz, and propose to sell
at prices that defy competition. 3,asg z-.,yrs.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-12-10
Ea.t.rn Int.lIIr,nc,.

The Postmaster General has sent letter to
the House of Representatives asking for an ap-
preparation of D. i26 SOS for seryiceof the yea
ending June SO,h, 1872 Receipts from post
age and standing appropriations for free mai
service are estimated at Sl.647. 3l5, leaving TO
be appropriated out Of the treasury -. 9G9, 3S3
TO make the receipts equal TO the estimated e1
penditures, and further sun of S72j, 600 as
a special appropriation for steamship service.
FsrnswOrth has offered a resolution abolish
Ing the franking privilege, il was ordered
printed, that the House might act upon it.
The CriSpins and employers in New York
have about come TO an amicAble arrangement.
In the municipal election in Augusta
Georgia on the 9Th, the Democrats elected the
Mayor and Council. Troops from Atlanta
were stationed near the polls bat did not in
tsrfsre.
Judge Goldthwai;e. Democrat, is elected
United States Senator from Alabama for
SIX years from March next. Golithwai;e has
been citizen Of Montgomery forty years
Hon J. H Beaile Of Cornne, independent
Delegate from Utah. appeared or the door of
the House Of Representatives on The eth,
* NA> NS-NN--tl congress
men.
I; i said thA, Scheuck has been offered the
English mission. and !; i thought he will be
o. his way 10 London before the frst Of Jan
uAry- The feud between the President ard
SchurI i said to b still unsettled. There
SEEMS - be 10 doubt but the income tax will
L abolished this session. At least a dozen
bills for Tia; purpose has already been pre-
Sel;ed. snd there i = stronger feeling against
tie TAX than ever before.
In the matter Of he dual Goyerrorship Of
Alabama, Judge Saith, Of the Circuit Court.
has Summoned Governor Smith. Who still
holds the Executive Chamber, 10 appear b
fore his eogri ana show c-.use for Withholding
the hooks and rspsrs and the State documents
from Lindsey, Who has formally iemA nG-d
them
Robertson has ten Reelected from S5cth
Carolina T. the @!ied States senate.
Il Ai--u;-- C-c:eIs, the Democrats have
elected iL- Nay1- All Council
Tie North Carolina Legislature All. in a
:z- days demand III impeachment o: GOV.
en-: Holden
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sm.,,t.r ~,,k.

The San joaquin Republican, IN an article
relating to the proposed smelling works in
Chielsp, very properly Suggests that those
works should be constructed nearer the great
esn;e. Of ore supplies. The Republican. how
ever. falls into the usual error of mos; Of the
California journals in sapPosing san Francisco
to be that center. 4 moments reflection
should disSipA;e that assumption. Il will be
found that only within the last two ear. or
since the construction IL the Poetic railroad.
has there been any practical reduction Of ores
by the smelling PROCESS. for the very sooi
reason thai eaSe metal or Salens bearing ORES
had not IN any quantity been discovered.
The first general shipmen; OF base bullion
VAS frOn White Pine. since which tine the
discoveries Of new districts Of smelling ore
hsve been OF almost daily Occurrence. The
distance on the line Of the PScifc railroad in
which such ores are found Is about 500 miles
taking lis western limit ~ OrsAns and its eAs:-
EN- - the mines near Salt Lake City Nov,
should extensive works Be pc; up .; SanFrAu-
cisco O. Chicago, the owners OF mines, or
dealers il ores, would be subjec,eiiu eitherin-
stance 70 the enormous expense % hundreds
o: miles Of -aihosi transportation. Prom the
eastern Emi; Of the base metal region to
Chicago Is I.jJU miles, Ard :roca Its western
hEaI; - San Francisco i 500 miles While
the difference II &Is;snSs - largely IL favor Of
>A2 FE4nc1sso, how much s-e4isr vOzli be
the gain - ;2s Eice- If extensive smelling
And separating works wsr7 crested within the
limits Il the region shove noted. In Ger-
many, copper osss pTrl-aaS one -: CENT;
copper, AIe .edCcvi ~.iA V.oat- Tie sapp!T
Of soFvsE oEe IL this region. skoS.us from four
% twenty TsE cent, i beyond calculation. To
attempt 70 estimate the thousands q tons
~A'sh would b extracted fEy:a mines IL the
county Il E-ko. ve-e home facilities 70. s--el,-
Ing 4aA separating 4; EA2a, -o-li - a. end
les ;Ask - counting the sands = the ssA.
Tbs very county possesses tie material !or
raAE.Is secc-i Swansea Anl s-s;-lu.u. Il:
:or generations 70 e2=e. While the United
States Govs---e2; : Issuing It's c.vi., zci
donating IL domain 10 ra;lroa& rzczova lies.
nigh; !; Mt vl;h greA; propr.e:y oo-;=b-;e 4.
few millions 10 the practical G5ye.5yre-: g.:
is o~2 .ae1AAzs;.t.e resumes.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-12-10
THE ELKO INDEPENDENT.
SATURDAY.. pECEaBEx 10. 1870.
Cor victory P.rman,n,.


The Republican Journals of this State and
Of California since the election have attempted
repeatedly TO pour the hahn Of consolation into
the hearts Of their friends, and while many
admit that their defeat Was only ''tetributive
justice following swift upon the heels of vio-
lated law" They take new courage by
telling Us that I'VE can no do il again -
sit is not Democratic victory" ..the
unfortunate associations u our cuberriA-
torial candidate caused our defeat" and such
like empty destinations. To our Republica-.
friends We SAY. if such talk gives you hope i;
gives Us 10 fear.
Our victory over the Republican party Is
foT all time. Other combinations may ariss
in after years TO esase the Democracy dsfss :
but neither the principles nor the name Of the
late RepIblicAn party will enter into those
combinations. Dead beyond question. they
have no SpEinklins Of truth with which TO MS
again. Its leading characters in the East. who
made this; party, more clearly See its doom.
and have already subsidized vsral press 20
echo the cry Of New party. " Reform party
or some such terms with which 10 tickle the
ears Of the too cEeiulous public.
While the abandonment Of the Republican
party TO its fate by such men As Dirty Dog
Logan and ibai old deyoiee Of Celestial pei
fiction, Lyman TEunbUll, i natural. aEd has
been expected, Ne can no; believe that their
call for Dew party will meet with al approx
ing response from the people. The people
know the corruption Of the Republican party
and il !; ever had any mission Of good - p<--
o. ~ - :
leaders i ended and il stands nov - relic
Of the p-s:.
How then i this 20 aEsc; the Dsrroc-z-ys
The answer : obvious. The masses ~iu -
turn and rsGsAiu With the Iime-hcnorsi Dem
ocrAcy. while the Radical leaders uiIl 70
searching after SCrAn-r Sois- We - = pa--v
have every elenen; Of Pe-pS;Gl:y: our 81
eisnt name : dear TO the hearts Of the people:
our inielliSen; devotion 70 the equal nights o.:
al, ami Jealous care les; constitutional -aa:-
AnIrrs >hoa.i L weakened @. Destroyed. al
IUsni - the Democracy - enc q strength ard
PerrnanaEcy. Oar patty has rsoo.d cozyAl
with the existence q the Repabhc. Il i IL
;erSoVen With Aruerle@'s lruOdsss history. Il
has b4'i.ed Si;E the enemies Of lA~ and sod
government under every sQ<cioEs name ~hieh
eog'i lie devised.
We have 10 fs4r tbs: II this state 81 lsss-
vi. Tie Republican party As4in be yleto-io-S.
hanks, Ts...1-is aDi other eoEpoS4:e NO
rcVo-lsS ALI laye s. 6ruz koIS oi :; :vo
yeas -v.-c= - nov; the Eeeord q SteEA---
NJ All Fitch I'LL -; - obG;era.e,i: =.
ta.: ''zlg:y Treasury All E1.2ei erei.,- Tor
gotten.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-12-10
Editorial NDtr.

President Grant continues 10 send 5e;acE-
UsliS Of troops 70 the various southern
StAies 10 I-uu.in;s the people or sl.,.,:gu
days, lad sal holds - unusually l4rSs fore
~ and around NeS York. The State q
Gso:sl-, although quiet, and reconstructed a.
iA- - u..ck and -hiis can 10 il. has Ia;sly -
evivei lroE the President; = large body Il IL
family In Alabama, Smith. the defeated
cAn.!l ai- ~ Governor. Irl-i 70 break up the
.Gu' ouINrEWon. ard thus prevent the couu;
% ;ls ygis>- A. long IS Smith avveaEsi
10 u s-ce-. ding II WAS w!nkti 81 b; when
abe people Asr>s II their might Aui demanded
colu: Of the votes, Gran; steps IN with Ms
bayoueis and takes possession ~ the Capital
The Regular Army q the United States
which, az the C!u>= ~ the AZ. numbered but
p ?75. uo= nuub,rs 54.l25. The Washing
ton Patriot IN commenting upon this increase
% lie army says: In vle~ q Wis; ze sc
passing around .. the obvious intention Of
the Executive 10 convert regular soldiers into
partisan policemen, and the cankeTirs efTec:
Of iil=aeSS On body u men 50 organized.
AMI f.. whose PROFESSIONAL usefulness ac;iyi-
~ - - essential. Il i the clear judsmsu; cf
the Democracy that the army ought TO he re-
daced."
Gen. James ". Ashley, Who VS. Governor
Of MOntAn. for Ahoai the sane length Of time
that ArtemGs Ward spent in oiEos ,ffi.en
minutes, has cone EAs; 20 lecture. as he says
for fifty nights. He Was interviewed by the
editor % the CuTinne Reporter. in which in
teryiew he tells the Reporter that his subjects
will De The Inner Working Of the Clans and
Parties a; Washington; The Secret History Of
the impeachment Case; and Chances bshind
rcz PoysG, or how Grant is Bambo0Eled %
To question, says the Reporter as to What
be thought Of Grants mental power. Cen
Ashley replied: Why. il a inan lives i'll . vii
lage by the Mississippi carrying hides in and
out Of some ;AuneTy for living. and none OF
his neisbboTs know who he Is, can't see
where or how he slowed sway his brains
Ashley has Won the name % the great i'm
pracher." and II he cArnes on, bis threat Of
diyulging those secrets, he sill win the far
thcr name 0f the grCa, peachcr."'
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-12-10

WoS'7 Lsr uT.-The Tucson Armenian. thus
turns on WAssou. who once as1re,i II these
parts.
WasSon Yarns the editorial fra,srui:7
throughout the cuGniEy 10 b SAFE Of l. ouutT %
Don't be alarmed, wAs-ID. I; = true as
have gwen you pretty fair lAshInE. bu; YOU
have usiiisd Il. and you deserve more, And
NOR, you shall have unless VOC tl.arTn Is
Which you mSy DO At any time by b--,.-r; oar
pardon fp- EsTIn- lrsllisi the J,-ry.t O.! An.
E"tA by your foul TrsS.ucs A. present ~
have 10 intention u migrating. Ia; should ws.
l%Fsi'eUiuts. IeSTe for other pats, &c assure
the osisnslol= editor II the JiCEsEl that We
all End ~ay 70 live without frl.g~ias his
example II dolrE the dirty -ork @! vsck o..
s.hudsTsrs Aui utEg.A! there's
II that WAssoD has exhibited the same IN.
mAaly instincts ~ Arr9us. that be did farther
n2Tth. Vt Ar 10; surprised a; tie severity o..
tie above extract.
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Idaho Items.

W. H Clark has completed his contract
for sinking the Ida Elmore shaft 80 feet.
A contract TO sink an additional so feet will be
let immediately. Last Saturday the stock
was selling at Sl2.
SupeTinte ndent Pheby is busily engaged in
fixing up the Mahogany FOL Winter working.
The webfcct mill Is running o. Mahogany
ore.
We understand that the Cosmos mill will
in short time start up on Orc Elmo ore.
large quantities Of which will soon be taken
from the :n:ne.-AudldNche.
Fleischman i Heyneman have sold out. by
auction. their goods and effects in Idaho City.
Col. Merritt has sold the quartz mill for
some tune lying at the Ganbnnus mine TO
Nantine & Co.-WOrid.
The Idaho Legislature convened last Mon
day.
C. Jacobs arrived from San Francisco
on Monday, bringing with him the tirst in
stallment Of quail for the Ada County Quail
Association. Mr.. Jacobs left San Francisco
with three dozen, but twenty Of them died on
the way. The remaining sixteen were turned
loose on Slater 5 ranch yesterday.
A ball will be given IN Boise City by the
Germans. for the benefit Of the widows and
orphans Of the EaierlAnd.
Since about the first of September. II.
z. Is.acs. of Boise, has filled and disposed OF
thirteen thousands sacks Of tiouE, and the pro-
to snap her fingers and bid defiance to the
meat and vegetables, and will shortly produce
her own clothing. and next season will make
quite s;ave ~ growing her own frlits.--.StI;ss-
TvT
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L.zE TA-z.z, LIZ. >2S.-wa>sou aai SA:[ori
= A:.Era-N - aVpa.a;e~s q Senator Ny
sd S:--.-t &C.; N=v.l-. have followed :. clos.
y - Tie s-.-4.1l ,s,sk %: the.- teachers. IL:
some s-ani irrr q ,h4I Territory should
give thea POSITIVE check 2 their guilty czre-r
%: ;As fr.-i, .Pau the t-...o; Tx y-ry~;ra,-,i
;-= L, ANGLES Ms say.- 1t = uri.-.;g--l
H.: uuysrl1. S4d - Ill 1--WE IeCurcu.cE
III G. --!ze-;s Z election. t-i.;., S.-s~h.:
gratifying = know ;1a: rs c-lrs= - h--u -
shameless ~ this can yA>, - g. hive camel E5r
G'z- i-l Contempt AIl Indignation Il respect
abe men G.: u! parties 70 Ar.E0cE. SsIg-G
--l " 49,. .. she SGEV- ynE tTrl-rI. 49, the a.
!...C:s-> o.: >--atrr Ss-z.-' a; S-y4ia. r
-: dry ~-rk they gained ,1.l: l-.-l;:rr.s e.:
- hams G.- Er.!..y t= GgaaGl--G Ib-y
I've r=---Isi INTO ArIEaLs tn same .rf.-...-
F:.e;.c--> Thy I'D H. N-,ai. Will TIA;
: ,'e 1-s NJ -i.-:ei f-'-',T. So t-u,t. tie
= s=-r- Nv sC3 Fl;sl CAS-, 90; ;ltG- ul,u.
:---9 ;e-.-:al lsr~rr -;I.i rNl-'- 70 AM. "a g.
i-:-a'; ia- 7.,@~- til ZEE H.. -ri g. fa''-s
2 "a IT, sl,.!, O.; y:-se IL IT,: LII. rtu:.4;,
Territory.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-12-10

Tas Hao-.ss' pnAs,vIaS- - J1I.u.a.
L4S hen rendered asalr-' the d-:.ul,.as STATE
Treasurer. Rhodes, and bonisme1 The fol
losing i IL; Of the b.Dd,Iasn. Nth the
sI.a1u;s ~ which they .rs respectively held
sue a them are dad, some '-de,i broke r
aid some q them dad t~4is, " - the S.a:e
all have 20 foot nrse portion Of the hill.
John Gllug and 4. x Grin. $1,000. VII
aa- sharon sui Gs1r.e ?. Jones. SlD.uS1. II
L Z. Ay-ry aud N b. Winters $1,000.
T-o I. Hove and A kon=man deceased
$1,000. L 4. Hal! and 2 Il. CLAYTON SO.
ua". y. ". Ha!nss ant Z. Mallory. SO 0,.r.
] T. II0.5ilAu and O. :. Carvl!!e. $500. :.
/ Black AID 4. : Ohm. 500. Il W Per
klns and { y. N1tewar-. S5.p'". II. Y,r.uE-
ton and X Smith. Aluiui,,ra;riIF. a. 81. Il
: Mason and \. r pEls,lsch. 500. Go
L GIt>ou sui 4. y. Trysizay S5.ppu. John
G. Fox. $500: George T. Terry and d. l.
HAsGEE-, =. so.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-12-10

STOLE - ~ Cr-EsE Bel E7..k Dem
os-ai q Boxer CITY. Oregon sAys: In ISIS.
~heu S-rs,er sherman sent 20 Congress fyr
the arsi iitGe. Ee As 40; soTth up.t than .. d.
GO. sDd has tses 10 Yathc life ever siDee on
aud yet be - BoE Scrsh $500 n raj sS,s,s
80 Mansfield, Ohio, owns The greater nan q
s:EeS; railroad - HAsbirEtSr. has STpn .
"" IN bonds AMI money. Aai u interested IN
ituu1euss trsets q Western lsals. How dii
q al Cni2sl"
hs sole Il q ao1rss- he Obtained tEs aau.
tracts Tor hi' ir'eads, and friends paid hin a
bonus
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-12-10

The report Of the Deputy Census Mnrshals
for Lincoln county and the district Of country
called "Pah-Ute" having at length arrived.
We are says the Enterprise, now enabled to
furnish the exact population Of Nevada as
the figures will he given in the general census
returns OF 1870. PAh-Ute represents the strip
Of territory. one degree il width. added TO
Nevada from Utah in 1865. The population,
Wv Lnrrti-.- is As fnlI-R..
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-12-10
Tax on the Proceeds of the Mines

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Asssstrr.s 0fsra. ETh0, Nov -. ls-p
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The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-12-10

PRESIDENTS Msss,GE-we publish uu the
iirsi page a synopsis 81 The salient points Of
the Presidents message. Did DO; space for.
hid We would give 1t cuurC. IN swi- u the
fact that As an Executive document !; has 10
particular Importance OF msri. The mss>aSr
is harmless, as the part! which placed Gran, in
power is SO divided that 1t will have no ~siGh;
on the mombvrs Of the respective branches 81
tho National Legislature 10 which it is al.
dressed
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-12-10
Two Bes7tiful CoIored pIa-as
Notice to Creditors.

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