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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-04-21
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Hollands German Tonic

is combination Of all the ingredients Of the Bitters
with Santa Cruz Rum, Orange, ETC. 1t is used
for the diseases the Diers. In cases where
pure alcoholic stimulus is required. Yon win
pear in mind tat these remedies entirely diiter-
ent from any others advertised for the cure o the dis
easer named, these being scientific preparations of
medicinal extracts. while the others are mere dec0c
tons az rum in some form The TONIC IL decidedly
one Of the pleasant and agreeable remedies eve
offered to the public. lls taste is exquisite L IL
pleasure take il. while its liiegivilig, exhilarai
Ing. and medicinal qualities lave caused il to be
known the grtaiest OF nj! tOniCs.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-04-21
The Racine Murder Case.

Special dispatch to the Evening Wisconsin.
RACINE, April ga motion was made
in Court at Racine this morning, to set
aside the verdict of the jury in the case
of the State vs. Samuel Watson, and for a
new trial The motion was argued and
denied. The prisoner was sentenced to
the state prison for life, Before the
sentence was pronounced he made quite
q lengthy statement in regard to the
facts aud circumstances OF the murder.
he charged the murder upon Doty and
Crayton, and asserted that he was entirly
innocent. 6sa
In his last words he requested the
judge, in case some other person was
hereafter found to be the guilty party
to sign the necessary papers for his release
eerom prison, and to be the first person to
sign 1t. The judge assured him that he
woulG do so gladly, and the prisoner was
remanded to Jail. w rsa
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-04-21
How to Avoid a Bad Husband


1. Never marry for wealth A woman's
life consisteth not in these things thai
she .pO'sesseth
2 Never marry fop, or one who
struts about dandv-like in his kid gloves
and ruff1es, with silvered cane, and rings
on his fingers Beware there is a trap.
8 Never marry niggard, or close fist
ed, mean, sordid man, who saves every
penny, or spends it grud gingly, Take
care lest he stint You to death
4.Never marry stranger. or one whose
character is not know, or te-tej. Some
women jump right into The fire, with
their eyes wide open 1888
g. Never marry nope or drone, one
who drawls and draggles through life,
one .ot after another, and lets things
take their chances asa ~ 9
6. Never marry man who treats his
mother and sister unkindly, or indiffer-
emily Such treatment is a sure indica
tion of meanness and wickedness.
Z. Never, on any account, marry gam,
bier, profane person, or one who in the
lea speaks lightly of God, or religion.
Such a man can never make good hus-
band.
g. Never marry sloven, man who is
negligent O his person or Dress and is
filthy IN his habits. The external appear.
apce is an index to the heart
g. Shun thesrake as snake, a viper, a
very demon.
TO- Finally, never marry man who is
addicted to the use of ardent spirits
Depend upon it, you are better off alone
than yon would be were you tied to a
man whose breath is polluted, and whose
vitals are being gnawed out by alcohol.
In the choice OF a wife, take the kind
and loving daughter Of a good mother.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-04-21

Three brothers bearing a remarkable
resemblance to each other, recently went
into barber shop, and on the same day,
to he shaved one going in the morning,
the other at noon, and the third at night.
When the last one appeared the barber,
who was german, dropped his razor in
astonishment, and exclaimed: "Vell,
DAT man has got the fastest beard I ever
saw; l shades him dis mornin,' shaves
him at dinner times, and he comes back
now with his beard as long as never wash. "
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-04-21

sound healthy complexion eradicate the yellow an
from the eye, imI.ar bloom to the cheeks. am
change the patient from short-breathed emaca
ted weak aud nervous invalid. to full-laced stout
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-04-21
HON. JAMES NJ. WOOD

Dyspepsia had the Dyspepsia so badly II was Inn
pOssible to keep any food on my stomach and be
came 80 weak not To be able to walk half mile
Two bottles Of Tonic effected perfect cure
t-f JAMES NJ WOOD.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-04-21
CAUTION.

Hoohands German remedies are counterfeited
The genuine have the signature of C. M. } ack $50
the front OF the outside wrapper of each bottle and
the name Of the article blown in each bottle Al
others counterfeit.
Price OF the Bitters, $500 per bottle
Or, half dozen for SIS, 90. ~
Price Of the Tonic, 81. so per hostile:
The Tonic is pat zap IN quart b0ttles.
Recolleci that II ls Dr. aniand's German Rene
dies that universally usod and highly recon.
mended and do not allow the druggists induce you
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-04-21
DEBILITY

There Is no medicine equal 70 Hooiland $ German
Biticrr or Tonic in cases Of Debility They impart a
tone and vtgor 70 the whole system. strengthen he
appetite. enjoyment Of the food. enable NJ
stomach to digest it, purify the blood, give s"'n
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-04-21
Hoofland's brennan Bitters

HOOIIdHu UGTTIdH bILLbTS
Is entirely vegetable, and contains liquor. 1t is
compound Of Find Extracts. The Roots, Herbs and
Banks from which these Extracts made, gath
cred in Germany. All the Medical virtues are ex-
tracted from them by scientific Chemist. These
tracts are then forwarded TO this country be
expressly for the manufacture of these Bitters. Their
il no alcoholic substance OF any kind used III
pounding the Bters, hence it il the only BittW
that can be used in where alcoholic stnulants
moi atlyiaaha5 stftS4f4N# t#fEH lttf5t
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-04-21

HON. GEORGE w. WOODWARD
Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
- E..4s4f rites:
PHILADELPHIA March Is, 1867
hnd " Hoohand's German Bittez !" ia good tonic
use i'll diseases of the digestive organs and of great
benefit in of debility. and want of nervous ac
ton in the system. Yours truly.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-04-21

10 take anything else that he may say Is inst good
because he makes larger profit on IT, These RENE.
dies win be sent BY express TO any locality upon ap-
pfication TO the
PRINCIPAL OFFICE.
AT THE GERMAN MEDICINE STORE.
No. 6Sl ARCH STREET, Eg.iiaa4if,iaia
CHAS. M. EVANS, Proprietor,
formerly @. IN. jackson & Coz VI
These remedies are for sale by Druggists Sorekeep
ers, and Medicine Dealers. everywhere
gA onof forget to examine well the article you
buy, In order to set the genuine
saJ o Sores ne
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-04-21
HON LANES THOMPSON

HON. GEORGE SHARSWOOD,
Justice OF the Supreme Court of PENNSYLVANIA.
PHILADELPHIA, June l, 1868.
! have found by experience that s. Hoohands &c
man Bittere . Is very good tonic. relieving dyspe
TIC symptoms Almost directly.
81 GEORGE SHAPSWOOD.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-10-20

The decision Il cf incllcuahic i'm
portance III facilitating the develop
msnt Of our material Interests, aud
sill, We confslentiy believe, COM
mend ITSELF soia!i thinking persons
having the welfare and prosperity Of
Iowa at heart.
We deem l: supefduosss 10 enlarge
upon the miififaSions avenues TINT
this decision opens mp for local public
improvements. Ealcrprising towns,
townships ard cities can no longer
complain 81 the want Of public spirit
ia their neighho~Aood~ in'cxcss~e for
their own Inactivity asa s=rSs:as~ss
aas nsay take their Affairs in their
own hand and pub On cncEYesically
without waiting sor the asore ssar-
rs~s slss,agh; or acssoa Of contigroas
aar-sT cSSa Subdivisions. Under
sse qusrScnsag ssssecncc sf this
decision. and she Observation-Disclosures
ss small communities. eaca. sewa,
anv4ssasir,anasaty VII. ascr@Fsc. have
5sSelg alone to rsqraacA ia srs naas; al
satili-its Ser asa1lic cesnfa~s and cun-
xgsrsianfa, .,Safa rnpfsfr-.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-10-20

The press dispatches sssssa Earcpc
10 Nex Work saurissg Tire iass three
uuantass hxvr nunssw~ra assout one
hundred aisoasxand words daily New
Work fras asSsn iwsser posted on the
s4Sne ns the war each day than Lon
dor, Paris or Berlin. The Journal
ri the Telegraph gives some interest.
ing Items concerning the manner by
which American journalism IL en-
ahled 10 accomplish this feat. The
dispatches have almost wholly been
sent by single cable, full One-third
Of the whole to single daily paper,
and with marvellous rapidity and
accuracy. Familiar Us we are with
the york Of the telegraph 1t has been
q ynarve! to us. TO hundreds Of
thousands Of minds the whole process
is and has beel IL deep enigma.
Here Is II man sitting In dark
room at II arts Content. The Ocean
cable teri mates here. A fine wire
attached hereto Is made to surround
two sinnI cores Of soft iron. AS the
electric wave, produced by II few
pieces Of copper and zinc at Valcntia,
passes through, the wires the cores
become magnetic enough to move
the sIightc,t object. A looking glass,
half nm Incl, in diameter, Is fixed on
bar Of iron one-tcnth Of an inch
square, ana half nh inch long. On
this tiny glaA' lamp Is made to
glare so that its light is reflected on
= tablet on the wni.. The language
Of the cable Is denoted, By the shifting
III this rejected light from side to
side. Letter by letter is thus OK
pressed in this fitting idio.n in utter
silence ON the wall. There is no
record made by the machine except
as,tIre patient watcher calls out to \
con,ratle the translated flashes nss
they como, and which he records. 1t
seems u miracle Of patience. There
Is something Of awe creeps over us
as we see the evidence Of n human
touch 1900 miles sway swnying that
line or light. ~
BY sucl, Il delicate process rs this,
and after being reped Vi from line to
line five times before Its ultimate
copy il in New York, have the late
great battles been rec.r led in our
daily papers With great ~ vticHlnrity
and spread Throughout :le Union.
Nothing likest lrAs ever / 81 ore been
accomplished. Thr cnterp.i.e Of tho
New York press, M n single = ress In
New York, has cciipscd tina. ( the
wcnlthiest and sblest prea es n
Europe. Is characteristic OF thu
nation to do its work gNndly n II
well. - Register.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-10-20

uutin,ely <leahse, has continued to
make pretty lively times a the
neighb0rhsod OF Paris.
The lab ct victim Il lien. Won.
Moltke, " 40 has been borne 70 his
grave Ia afee lead cGfsins. at three
different .mes, and with thrss spleen.
did funcr i provisions. Ifs hrs mot
reappesr Il yet; but he hrs ebeen 80
efiectui.i y buried that his rtSurrec.
ton will take longer in his c.3c than
it did ir the others.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-10-20
A llit al tlie Newspaper
Y Correspond elltN.

The New York Tribsme cAlls atten.
tion to the probability that the
shocking casualties among promi.
ment commanders In the present war,
followed by sudden nnd amazing
recovery, will be cited hereafter ~
the greatest curiositics Of history.
The Emperor Napoleon died ut
Chalons ut mn early period In the
struggle. Hc died again between
Chalons and Mrkicres. lie tried to
die u third time at the head Of the
nrmy, hut coull not. At present he
Is In better health than ho has
enjoyed for years.
Marshal MacNiahon, litter having
been simultaneously killed ut Sedan,
recovered In time tObe MORALLY
Wounded md die In Belgium. lie
il now convuleseenf.
Gen. FAilly was shot by his own
troops. Hr was Afterwards killed IN
battle By the Russians. Finally he
was executed for cOwartlice. lie il
now Allyo and we'll. ss
King William went raving mad
and WINS conveyed to Berlin IN n
straight;jacket, ever since which
tlme he has been IN Gosninand At the
front. III s
Bislserck .hls been shut. The
Crown Prince was kliled In action
three weeks ngo. ubseluently the
former gentleman held several inter-
esting conversations with NJ. FAvre
md tho Tribune correspondent, and
the l'rincc, Notwithstanding his
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-10-20

(So0D Farm Of $50 acres, 8 miles south
l4o under cultivation, 10 fen" cd in a pasture
with good spring In It. 10 ncrss Of Timber.
god two story frame houss az room-,
r cd cellar, we'll. stable, granary. smoke
house, &c about $50 fruit trees partly ia
hearing. and othsr small shrubbery. prce
$50 Per acre, in 8 payments,
CyMALI. FARM OF 81 acres, 81 miles sou h
y If Knoxville, ~ acres prairie all fenced,
and SO acres uuder cultivation, 10 acres "f
timber II mice from farm. ~ fruit trees,
log house and stable, good we'll and slaoks.
house. Price sisdo. in ? payments.
Owned ny +. Wsymsn.
DRAIRIR AND TIMBER. Tea acr.s, al
together, 8 miles SOU vest Of Knox
vile; 100 acres fenced, ~ under custiv alton,
2 good coal veins, one feet thick opened:
log and plank boHse. good well and rannirg
water. hslf-mile from school. Price $3.50
per acre, in sp'yments.
HtHRAP FOR CASH 40 acre. Of Prairie
" 10 mites southwest OF Knoxville; all
under cuiiivstio a log house 1890 - Story.
room; a log stable. good gran.ry. well and
running wafer: " mile fsow Echeol, good
fencing and some hedge. Price $s"0.
CHRISTIAN BiDDLE, Dsllns p. 0.
90 AND SEE 40 ACRES of Prairie and
NJ Timber together. miles northwest Of
Dosport, miles seuthwest Of Knoxville, 40
Acres under cultivation, 20 acres timber.
plank housc i2xi6. log stsbls. a good school
b. use within 40 rods. Price 81 700, with
Of the crop. Terms. ! or . cash, balance in
two equal pay msnss. h. b. CoRxlsx-
DGY il, for it ia cheapi Psr,y acres 81
ID Prairie. and 5 Of Timber miles sosih
west Of Knoxville. Prairie all fsased and ."
acres undcr cultivation, in eorn. Il "f tho
crop goes with the f,ym. Fyams house hy
~, 8 rooms; log stable, frame smoke hosss
and gransry. good we'll. and sbsat ~ frnia
trces-part bearing. - rods fr, N coed new
tchooi auss. Price - ,lS0--A cssL, balance
in one and 1--we yssxs. II. l.. WOLF
HI1Y RESIDENCES.-Several de.irahh>
~ ESsidsncss in Knoxville, for sale Vt very
&c sssna BE Ggsres, nd On good tsfas.
1ToysR AND LOT 80 Knoxville. 4s'ect.
III sSath Of tho square. The house has
sooDs; there Is good well snd . sistern on
the lot. ana considerable shrubhsSy. Price
$sSv, in txs paymeAts Owned by
GA sLoyTE PrGM.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-10-20
Des Moines Valley Rail Road.
TRAVELLERS WILL study THEIR INTEREST
BY PAYRONlZINl, THIS LINE.

WESTWARD Passengers make close connection at Des MONIES
with Chicago Rock Island & Pacific at Grand junction with
for all points in tho TxRs,roR.ys and PAcIrlc CoAsE
TO Passengers bound East oer via KEoKuK choice of
TnREE Principal THROUGH Lines viz-Toledo, Wabash ~
Western Toledo Peoria IL Warsaw and Chicago Burlington
4 Quincy Railroads BY either OF WHICH they make
nect;ons and fat al impoant points ID the Middle
and Eastern States - I 49, 4 g ss
& ;B-Sleeping cars night Trains
4 fW-Fare AlsOdyy A. low ~ tie Lowest
rY-Ccupon Tickets 1t III principal Offices s9e
Y z"',ssss aG @ss as ss JNo GIVEN, Sup't
DOS pAhkEH ucfi tlcAus Ngrps' go
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-10-20

u yos vast to get year H,o2Usy IxsursSin a
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-10-20
10000 Acres Of Land,

Improved and unmprovc for SALE ut from SIS $50 per
situated from to fifteen miles from Knoxville.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-10-22

ccol.heAdeA. S,fs-eNlculN.iue gentleman who
has lately visited the southern portion Of the
state, writes to friend in Elkc - follows
II have jus, re;urnci from suo weeks srip
among the people II the southern counties.
and think the Democracy will eeI At least
tS0 majority in the eountirs Of Lincoln. Sye.
Lauder And White Pine, snd think an
safe in SAyius ihA, Jerry Schooling vil ran
in the aborr counties sOo votes ahead 81 bis
U,krt"
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-10-22
Ei.ISo TOWNSHIP TICKET.
For District Judgs-John h. rlaok, Esq,

FOR District JudHo-John II. flack, Esq
There arc few men M almost every COM
munity whom nature seoRs 10 have cut out
for judges. They arc men who possess natnr-
ally u peculiar cast of mind. and. wa may add
OF hoaSt: o mental constitutiou--discriiu inat.
Ing unbiased, comprehensive. exact rigid in
the performance OF duty, bat not 80 far re-
moved iron, sympathy with the varying 70 trns
oihuman wrong and wretehedneSs which pass
before them that they can constrne II jury's
recommendation to tho mercy Of tho Cou It
Into n sentence of forty years IN the Stat .
Prison for killing u Chiuaman in salf.Glcfensc.
Tho Democrats Convention placed IT, NOM
inatou such u candidate. John II. llRck,
Esd, has long held n prominent pos. ton
among tho leading members of the bar Of this
State. aud Of this county since its organ IA
ton. lie Is gifted with a fine legal mind, GU
riched by extensive reading and controlled ny
u leverage OF strong, practical common sonst e.
With sound head aud big, generous heart,
the longer he is known the better he is liked
Ills integrity is unimpcHchHhc; his rcputa-
dion unQnes,ioned lie will ncod no gold
pens 10 write out his decisions and NO sleep
ing lounges aad velvet trimmings 10 Ice pail
for Ivy the county. lie is worthy Of the Office
and tho oilicc is worthy OF him but il he
holds tho oiico at all. he will hold it iuda-
pCnicntly. sooruimg the pettiiosEing arts Of
the irielsier 10 attain the position. lie does
not mcddlc with y Board Of Commissioners 10
get his friends appointed election officers, nor
was he obliged 10 manipulate primaries 10 So
cure delegates.
Judge Flaek viii preside under the judicial
canopy, the choice VI the peopls--an able.
independent. uuprrjudieed and ineorTuptible
Judge.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-10-22
NEVADA
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.

DEaNONnhllN oIh1E 1lOhEI.
For GoBrTncr.
l. n. BRADLEY. q Eno county.
IOr LIsute-ant Governor.
FRANK DENVER. OF Storey county.
For Representative 20 Congr,n.
CHAs W. KENDALL. 80 white P1no county.
70, !S,rotd,5 ~ STAFF.
JOHN DEiIsBACii. Of orinsby county.
Por STATE Treaiuer.
JERRY SCHOOLING. Of Sye county.
F0r STATE COairo{isr. ......
o. X. sTAMPLEY. OF humboldt county.
.r FOR Surveyor Cao'di. .......-.. ..
A. u. ROCK, OF sye county.
yor Superintendent Of Fable inIiruetion.
. q. I. CUTLER, Of Elko county.
For Sta,e ITisi,y.
CuAs. l.. Perkins. OF EiEo county.
For Sat Hin~raieysS'
W. y. KEYS. Of Lander county.
For Justice Of Supreme Court.
JoIiS CARRIER. Of White Pine county.
Pow Cis,L Of Spprcrns COvrt.
W. q. GRIMES. Of Churchill county.
... For Attorney GsHsrdL
LUTHER 4. BUCENEIl. Of Humboldt county.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-10-22
Notice.

NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN. THAT I WILL RI
cciVc objections to the right b. vote 81 Any ono
Pa the above li-t until Il a. clock. 81 THURSDAY
the 81 diy 81 Sovcmb"r, 1870 And all persons whose
names may h" enormously entered said list arc
requested 10 appear at my Office and have tho error
corrected at any time between the hours Of clock
and o'clock. l.. ~. Of each aud every legal day
during said period above mentioned
JOHN X. MAYHUGH,
Register Agent for Elko Election District.
Elko, October u, 1870. on
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-10-22

oS VAS EIiiEa,p,--A note frofl I. l., Per.
kinS, ON tho rAilrNAd, near Cheyenne. Osi. Is.
sNys i, oe@msnSsa showing there the evening
previous. ami ssn continued, The Laramie
plains wvrr ecycvi With herds II An,sl0r<.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-10-22

T,Ss HIx,-rtoSs--At hrst the telegraph fur.
nished nothing bu, accounts of Republican
victories. then came reports more favorable to
the pSpacIatS; then followed almost complete
silence. Nothing definite appears frum ANY
cf the StatrS, tut at the las: accounts 1t ap.
pcarrA tina, ronnsylvSnia had eiNrna Demo.
cratic majsrity ON the popular Congressional
vote, and the Democrats had elected II out
vi ~ congressman, The Republican msiori-
~ In tho Stats Senate is reduced TO one and
In the House 10 twelve,
The Democrats triumph in Indiana is con.
eeded The Legislature is believed TO bs
Democratic in heih houS>s-in the House a
majority % eight. The Democrats gain sew.
erAl CouErcsSmon ia this State also.
The immcnsc ncSro vote was all that saved
she Republicans in any Of the States, This
yrte Il particularly large in Ohio, where the
HSpuNlis,ns maintain their supremacy,
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-10-22
PUBLIC SPEAKING !
G. w. KENDALL,
Democratic Nominee for Congress,

WILL ADDRESS THE CITIZENS or NEVADA At
w the following named places. and at the times
mentioned:
AurOra..................M Monday Evening October II
Carson. "Wednesday Evening. October 10
Gold Hill .......... Thursday Evening October 10
Virginia Friday Evening" October II
Genoa. Saturday Evening October "a
Empire Monday Evening. October az
Daytpn Tuesday Evening, October IS
"Wednesday Evening. October as
Wadsworth. Thursday Evening October AZ
Friday Evening October 7B
winncmucca .......... Saturday Evening" October 40
Mineral Hi Monday Evening. October 81
Eko. Tuesday Evening, November
Phoebe City .......... Saturday Evening" November
Hamilton. Monday Evening November
oclStd
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-10-22
TAX NOTICE.

COUNTY TREAsURERs OFfICE.l
FLyo County, NV, october II, 1870 !
NOTICE IL hereby given, that the state County aud
" other taxes arc now duo aud payable. and that
tho laws In regard 90 their collection VIII 10 STRICTLY
once in tho Bank Of NJ r. Freeman h Co, Eko.
NJ y. FREEMAN. County Treasurer
oip ana BS.otncio Tax Receiver
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-10-22

CAUGHT HIM.-Tom. Fitch thought he bad
an easy-going thing on the stump. but he
has caught a Tutar in Kendall Fitch dodyrd
oil to the Western counties. after declining
Keudall's challenge to joint discussion, tut
it wouldn't work. Kendall went after him,
changed his appointments, and at last cornered
the dying young man eloquent" on his own
stump, at Gold Hill and Viryinin. Fitch
could run no further, and there the joint dis
cussion of the political issues of the day were
held. Kendall has caught the youns eagle,
and it is the general impression among those
who ARE familiar with Kendall 5 oratorical abil-
ty, that he will pluck few tail feathers from
the Radical bird.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-10-22

The Chronicle takes il all back 1t was a
mistake-''a slip Of the pen''-the Sacramen-
to Record isn't Democratic paper; and so
column article, founded on the contrary asSer-
ton. falls TO the ground. How many other
Chronicle leaders are based on similar as
symptoms? If the corkscrew of fact was oc-
casionally run through those columns. rescr-
Yoirs OF Ignorance and partisan spite. there
would not be matter enough left to raise a
two-line item. The remaining e1trac, Of truth
and common sense would be intiuitesimal.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-10-22

THS INDEPENDENTS item in relation to the
drunken editorial delegates and candidates to
the Radical State Convention, ssi all the R,d.
teal papers by the ears. After abasins each
other for several weeks. they hsre finally st.
lied IL among themselves who wtIe the spirit.
a0us quill.drivsrs referred io--Ani all Is 7ais,
cncs more on the Potomac. The dog have
returned to iheir Vomi,, and are shooting oz
their combinsd batteries as the fSpxTrxrrSr.
as aszAi. Fire away, gentlemen. and id
eS be sho irs; cries bold, eroashr'