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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-05

FROM the Prescott Miner.
The excitement regarding the new
mines in Bradshaw district Is still in
tense. +. G.. Christie, j. IL. Bchau.
y. j. Moore. +. \. Cook. and many
others, started for the district this
week. Indeed. not a dav has passed
Sine the discovery, that parties have
not filed past our office. bound for the
land OF silver. Charley TAYLOR and
Peter Harvey arrived in town. from
the mines, Thursday night. and,
by their report. added new fuel tothe
liaine.' These reports are To the ef-
feet that George Monroe had found n
ledge OF ore containing plenty of sill
yer; That Dud. Mooreland and other
claim owners in the Tiger lode were
"qiarrEln. that i the workout
immense quantities or orc which il
was Thought will pay about $500 to the
ton, u moi more. Mr.. Riggs, an old
Nevada silver miner, bad arrived
and gone tp work. Having been
underground foreman Of the savage
mime, Nevada, for q number Of wears.
his opinion WAS eagerly sought. and
freely given. Il is that, to the best OF
his knowledge and belief. the ore of
the Tiger Il tar richer than any ever
taken ON Of the Cpu~tOck. There are
already many conflicting claims 10
i.et III the Tiger. and il was feared
that blood would ue shed bv tho dis
ruiant~. othCr lodges had been dis
covered. and "A woman had iumpad \
q claim which some person had loca-
ted for W IA. Linn, OF Cold Hill. Ne
Nada. wine Is coming here with cari,al
To work mines.
Alaw has passed giving the mem
hers Of the House additional PAYS
per day. Carter and - voted against i;
IN the t0uucii-all the rest Tor il. The
Governor will approve ii without
doubJ.
Indian outrages are quite frequent.
and there seems 10 be a paralysis of
efforts against them, and that. with
those outlaws on the ella. makes
things look >qually in the southern
country.
We have !; from pretty good author
Uy thai i cost AIR. Mccormick IL Co.
$1,000 to carry Tucson, al the recen.
election. and believing il 10 he the
$1,000 would scarcely cover the
sum spent by the little Schpmur'' and
his compadreS in the entire Territory.
Stcalln-s that will rvfay these Sums,
and also enrich tho plUndcrCr>. nus
BE- enormous. Yet, We know they are
available.
Freight between Los Angeles, Cali
toTnia. and Prescott, j. down To twelve
cents. gold. a reduction from the for
price OF about four cents. which
i one benefit that Stoueman's road
70 New Mexico has conferred upon us.
There Is some talk OF opening a road
10 tile neW mines in bradshaw dis
4 private letter recently received
from lardyville, Nohave couuty saws
thar the steamer Colorado had arrived
from the head OF the Gulf of Califor-
MIA. with a barge containing 3p0 tons of |
trcsght-the largest cargo ever trans
ported up the Colorado by one boat.
This, too, when the river was lower
than ever before. The same letter
state that nearly ali the Nlormnns
had He'd the Muddy. not caring to live
in and pay taxes to Nevada. They
have. of course, settled in Utah. and
can he procured, two years hence. TO
vote for Delegate 10 Congress from
Arizona.
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become a law, "ill be 10 restore a par;
OF the responsibility and credit which
formerly attached To the business Of
insurance. Some objections have been
pressure is being brought n bear 70
induce the Governor TO withhold his
signature from the law and allow Il to
die ia his hands. These objections so
far as we have heard them, come
chiefly from agents of and men inter
es,ed in insurance companies, who are
not able Oh willing to put up the ifty
thousand dollars in State bonds or
other securities Of equal value rs n
guarantee of their ~solvency and good
faith toward the people Of the State.
Il has been urged by another class OF
objecters that the law is radically de-
receive in not requiring tho bonds
when deposited with the bank 10 re-
main so deposited without authority
TO rennov them. II i true that under
the las" should a company desire to
Withdraw from the State il could 10 so
and AXE mp lts bonds on deposit. and
this might Ice done 10 avoid heavy
losses which had occurred bv fire or
otherwise and for which /; was liable.
hut should a ease of this kind occur
the policy holders would be i'm no
worse condition than they are now.
and the reputation Of the
would be forever blasted in the State.
Now, we submit that any
willing To put up fifty thousand
dollars in state bonds in our
State would not Ice As likely
TO attempt the defrauding game on
the public as companies who, al
though boasting of millions of capital,
yet complain that they cannot afford to
purchase and deposit fifty thousand
dollars worth of bonds drawing ten
per cent. per annum interest. Il i
conceded 10y all that this law would be
a most excellent thing for the Treas
ury OF the State and put rs upon a
solid financial basis: but II is feared
the rates Of insurance will be in
creased Is the money of the comua-
MES now doing business in the state
would he Withdrawn from competition.
Tho answer to this is that no company
with sufficient capital to make It sure
medium 81 insurance would hesitate
a moment to deposit the desired
amount, and hence a healthy compe- I
ution would continue. which is Tho I
only kind Of competition We should
desire 10 have among Us. II rates Of
insurance should be increased a little
the certainty and convenience of oh
tanning losses sustained would more
compensate for the additional
cost OF insurance should the effect be
20 increase the rates Of risks. Thi,
bill. should II become a law. will ma 1
toriallv strengthen the States credit
and al the same time give additional
security to those insured. IL was on
the theory that the credit Of the state
would be strengthed and sustained
that the Benevolent Association Bill
was supported and passed. notwith-
standing its doubtful morality aud ~
certain con,;itutiouality. The insur-
ance bill i subject to no such ohiec-
uonS, and i purely one Of cxpedicncv.
and / N our Judgment would Ice Of i'm.
menSe advantage to the State and the
people should il become a law.
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ER0.i7 .'uSaTOy.
STOCKTON. Marcl, I

STOCKTON, March 1.
At o'clock this morning the Rail
road House was discovered to be on
fire and before the fire department
could reach the scene the building
was completely enveloped in flames
and destroyed. The house was a
large two story frame building. and
was insured for $1,000.
Advlces from up the valley state
that the growing crops are looking
unusually well.
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FROM ARIZONA.
Los ANGELES, March 4

Los ANGELES, MARCH Z.
The Prescott ARIZONA Miner of
February - contains the following
items:
Mining news growing better every
DAY. Every report from new mines
exceeds preceding ones. The Tiger
lode Is located in claims of 200 fee,
each for over three miles: width of
ledge from 40 to 30 feet. and the ore
assays from $500 to $500 per ton in
silver.
For a rarity We have passed one
week without having to record n
fragrant Indian act. They are still
stealing stock. That has become a
regular thing.
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COAST DISPATC z
SPECIAL 70 rae c,rsoS many STATE ERsIsTtr.
AZ TIE wLsTLRS UNIpS LINZ.
SAY francisco March 4

San FRANCISCO. March 4.
Stock sales in the single session to-
day aggregated over half a million of
dollars-this is the largest sale ever
effected ut Il sitting Of the Board
since its organization.
The Emmet Guards of Virginia
City will be welcomed on their ar.
rival here on the 10th inst. by the
Third Regiment \. G.. c. Irish
and VIII be guests of the Emmett Life
Guards OF this city during their stay.
which viii be until after St. Pat
rick's day.
1t Is warm, still AMI cloudy this
evening, with prospects of immedi-
ate rain.
The Grand Jury made its final re-
port to-day. They have found III
indictments and dismissed 81 com
plants.
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FROM OR ECON.

PORTLAND, March 1.
At a railroad meeting Thursday
evening articles of incorporation
We're presented for the Portland.
Dalles X Salt Lake Railroad Com
pany, and received the signature of
many prominent gentlemen as incor-
porators. Col. W. ". Chapman is
authorized to receive subscriptions
to the capital stock, which is 500
ooo.coO. Resolutions fayoring the
project were unanimously passed.
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FROM SAN DIEGO,
SAN DIEGO Mar

SAN DIEGO, March 4.
Capt. Geo. \. Pendleton. County
Clerk, died last night. He was a
pioneer, coming to the State as a
in 1917. He has filled
the office of County Clerk for the
last fourteen years.
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Aud IN accordance with law, anI an order Of the
Board 81 Trustees. made on the 18th day # Jan
nary. ISL, - many shares Of each marcel n
sid rtoSk gs may BE- Necessary will be sold by pub-
lie auction. at the Office Of the company, ON Carson
street, Carson City, Nevada, on
Tuesday, the 2Ist Of March, 1871,
al the hour Of Il o'clock m. Of said day. 10 nav
said delinquent assessment thereon, together with
cust Of advertising and expenses Of sale.
C LAMARRE, Secretary.
Carson. Feb. 90, 1871. teoi-im
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.IoNTREAL GOLD aNDsILyEn

VI NININH JIMFANl. LOcatiDn u Irop-
grty, Rose Canyon, 0rm,hy county, Nevada.
Notice There are delinquent npon IL. following
de-cribcI stock. on account II a.se,.m..t 1911
IN the 18th day II January. 1871. the several
amount. ,et opposite the naIaes Of the respective
shareholders, a. follows:
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Hon. ThoS. Fitch has our thanks tor
A sack of valuable Department Re.
ports. and several volumes ofthe Con
gressional Globe.
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CHEAP FoR CAsu.-Sce advertisement,
Also large stock of Coal oil; Dauforth's
f.uId' Lamps. chimneys, etc. Coal OH.
= per ease; Danlorth's Fluid. 81 80 per
case; Lamps complete, 62i-c.. TO-. and Il
each; Burners, DE. and Soc. each; CHM
h"ys, -. each; student Lamps, s. each:
Blasting Powder, S3@j per key: Sporting
Powder, best quality, 37lec., SIC. and .5c.
per can. On II after this date, | will
sell all goods at a little over cost. Call
and examine the goods and and get the
price list. E.R ran
Carson, February Is, ISL. n
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SPECIAL NOTICE indigestion is the
c"us" OF nine-tenths of all diseases the
living machine i subject 10. Give tone
to the stomach and digestive organs, and
You will save more than half in your
doctors bills. Dr. Henicy's celebrated
mi Bit'er> are recommended by all ply
SieianS to dyspepticS and for all COM
plants of the liver and digestive organs
see advertisement in mother column.
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TO MILL MEN!

7 Snn TO 2,0O0 lbs. OLD TYPE
I,sJOO equal IL NOT superior 70 Hzbbett
M.ial-fnF sale. Apply NJ this osses Immediately.
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M q II

MATE OF NEVADA. COUNTY I'D
oitM>Bl ST. x. BRADLEY. Las n
amor and L \. Buckner, 1aeu,hars %
thc lAslrd ui state Examiners. helms dui~
,wSrn, on oath scycrally say. that on Tho
ism Day 81 February, 1871, they n,a.Ie an
oilclai examination and count "a .hn
l"hrSN, and vouchers for money IN ~,
state treasury. aud iouud aS follows:
Com in the Treasury-.. 81 ~ l.,
'o!h orsffecial deposit with Wells.
FirEo * Coat Carson. and actin
ally counted by them. 40 ooa IN
,nih vouchers in Tres,>ury........ 2.e,- e
Com warrants in the Treasury as
m coin AMI coin vouchers sT- az D,
Currency in Treasury. s1,22z -.
p. II. BRADLEY,
l. 4. BCCKNER,
J. D.. MINOR.
SutScriped asd sworn to hefsre me this
-lSt day q February, \. u. 1871.
lskAL-l CHARLES MARTIN.
Notary Public.
r eopy ofthe affidavit.
J. 2. MINOR.
"--- Nec'Y EoaNl &c Examiners.
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ORPHANS COURT SALEL

~ by VIRTUE df Sn order or the Orphans
Court OF CarfbY1s county. 10 me directed 1
Will expose To si=lo by. public yendue or out<
cry, at the lIofISe OF George Wenderoth, in hcs
borough OF " lmore- la said county. on SAT-
urday. the goth day OF JuIy. inst at ; o-cI3IS
z. NJ the following rea1 estate, OF which Jacob
Burkey, late of Croyle twp. died. seized, viz
Beginning at "A post; thence north IS degrees
east y perchcs. TO Ii post; thence 10y land of
David knepper, south SS degrees. east ~ uer-
chcS TO post: thence by land of which this
is part, south degrees, east 81 pcrchcS. to a
post; thence by same land, south 4S15 degrees
west 50 percheH TO creek; thence by land of
Frederick MauSc. north 81 degrees, west 81
pcrchcs, to the place of bcginniHg-col containing
20 Acres and 67 ESPrches-
TcTnS-Oue third of the purchase money in
hand, and the balance in two equaI ;inriuaT /
payments, with interest. TO be secured by the
Judgment bond and mortgage of the l,uPcha-
ELIZABETH \ BURkEY.
4dminisf:Ut'tr Gf Jdc0b L5ashoB, dec IL
Chest Twp, July l, IS9I.3k,
: ;. "a
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modified and enbelIished in the thirteenth CEN
tury 1t this doctrinel contains, among others.
the following enormities: That there actually
exists an immense treasure of merit, composed
OF pions deeds and virtuous actions which the
sary fer their own salvation, and which was
therefore applicable to the benefit of others
treasure was the Roman pontIff, and that he of
consequence was eIunowered To assign to such
haustible source of merit, suitable to their re-
spectlXe degrees of guilt, and sufficient to de-
grimes. TT is a most deplorable mark" ADDS
Mosheim, "of the power of superstition, that
clous in its effects should still he retained ana
defended in the Church of Rome As proof
that this doctrine of Works of Supererogatfon'
mas not been abandoned since the death of Mo-
sheim,and that the Pope still maintains this doc
trlne III the nineteenth century. it is only neces
sary TO REFER to the fact that he still claims to
possess the key of that superintendent store of
merit consisting not only of the merits of
Shrlst, but also OF the holy Virgin and all the
Saints. In confirmation of this statement we
quote the following extract from the Jubilee
Rome in 1874 I'VE have resolved solve ny aton h i.SI ~
virtue OF authority given us from hcave fully
merits, sufferiligs aud virtues of Christ our
Lord, and of his Virgin Mother. and of all The
SAINTS, which the author of human salvation
mas HFliSted 10 our diSpeIlsdtioH. To you, there
re,venerabie ren,-patriarchs, prilnates
archbishops and bishops,-it belongs to explain
what is their efficacy in tho remission not onIt
of the canoni;ai penance, bat also of the tenn
poral punishment due TO divine justice for mast
SIM aud hat suCcOr is afforded out of the Eeay-
ertly treasure, from the merits OF Christ and
ms saints. 10 such as have departed real pehi-
tents in Gods love. yet before they had duly
satisfied by fruits worthy of penance for sins OF
commission and omission. and are purifying in
the IRE of Purgatory." Such arrogance, usiIr-
patton of both spiritual and TEMPORAL power.
and awful blasphemy on part of the Pope and
priests, and such erroneous doctrines absurd
tiles and superstitions, received and believed by
the people, certainly demanded a Reformation
MAGGIE BLACK
There is more of this, but it is simply impos-
sthle to devote additional space to the shbjeot
this WCek.-ED1
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NOTICE IN PARTITION =
To James Doylei who

Y To James Doylei whose residence
is unknown, John Doyle. residing III Youngs-
town, State OF Ohio, and Joseph Doyle, residing
in Hannibal, State of Missouri, heirs and legal
REPRESENTATIVES of JAMES DOYLE, late of Ale
gheny township, Cambria county, Pe1nsylva-
MIA. deceased:
Take notice, that an Inquest will be held at
the late dwelling house of JAMES DOYLE, late
of Allegheny township, Cambria coIf1fy, dec d.,
on IuesIaS' bhe s,dy 81. Gay OF AuEust next
making partition of the real estate of said de-
ceased to and among his children and legal re-
presentatives, il the same can be done without
prejudice to spelling the whole-otherwise,
TO value and appraise the same; at which time
and place you are requested TO attend. if you
think proper. w. B. BONACKER, Sheriff.
shcrin's Office, Ebensburg, July 10. ls71.-4t:
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NOTICE.-RuIe on The Heirs and T.e-

n Office. Rule on the Heirs and Ele-
~ gal Representative OF JACes TCSr, late
of Carroll township, Cambria eoHaty, dcceascd5
to accept or refuse; etc.
CAMBRIA COUNTY, IS -.
-. The COm:iiOnv- :sfEh Of Pennsylvania
LIS. TO James YOSt, Augustus NoSt. AppalO-
- mia, intermarried with John Sims, rcsd-
ing in BlairsyiIei Indiana county, Pa; Catha-
rine, intcffEarrfed with Simon Pagan, re-
ret intertnhr<ied with John Aschraft, residing
in SuSquehanna township. Cambria county :
Sarah, intermarried with William j Williams,
residing in the borough OF Ebenshurg; Ann,
intertIrarried with Thomas J, Williams, residing
in the borough Of EbenSh<srF: and Ellen, inter
married with Joseph Cole, residing in the State
of Iowa, heirs and legal representatives of Ja-
cob Yost, late of Carroll township, Cambria
county, deceaScd-CIrosting:
Yott and every of you are hereby cited to be
Conn 10 lie he'd n EfTshIzt3 ia I'd f5lT s,iSt
then and there TO accept or refuse to take the
real estate Of the said Jacob. Yost, deceased, ut
quegf duly awarded by sslid Court. and returned
by the Shsrif - sai1 sonnty on the 9Th day OF
not be sold, to wit: 4 certain piece or parcel
of land situated in Carroll township, Cambria
| county, aforesaid, bounded and described as
land of Henry Ben4ef. thence soiith So dcprccss
east - perchcs, TO beech; thence by land Of
james Kane, Jr., south IA degrees, west IS
perches, TO Il post; thence 10y land of William
Cole, north sS2s degrees, west = pcrches, to &C
post thence by llrd of AucuStin YuSt. north
~ degrees, east IS perCeS, TO the place of he
ginning, cuTlteiniug thiTtlE-ScrCH acres and siIL
sir perehes valued and appraised at the sIszl -
ten hundred aud fyty dollars tklt6000l. PERSONAL
service to be made on the parties residing N
the county, and on those residing eisew here by
Freeman or some other newspaper published
| IN the county. And herein fail not.
Witness the Honorable George Taylor, Pres
| ident Judge of our said Court at Ebcnsburg
| this 7th day of june, A. ID, Is1I;
Attest-w. B. BoNACRER, SGGTIns
| Sheriff's Office, EbeTrburg, June -, ISGS-4t.
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LoRIGEAL.1
A e A y A G X A NJ:
Respectfully Dedicated to "one Hood. i

Respectfully Dedicated to "Onc Hood
Zone Hood" since YOU have thought it fit
play on words TO try,
And seek TO ply me with your wit,
Allow me to re@ply.
Ny crooked life / too could tell,
l early went to sticks;
And though I've rarely been unwell;
we seen full fifty sicks.
And like friend Elder. ! must own,
two-fold life pursue:
For while 4 lawyer ] am known,
am Il lame man too.
Time was when could crack a Joke,
. When mirth and fun were free,
But now the puns used TO poke
are poked again at ME.
And genuine wit I've none to give,
And SO would fain retreat,
For, like the;"village" where | live,
My puns grow obsolete"
And yours, albeit passing good,
With humor flowing free.
Still don't remind me much OF Hood
You cannot Hocd-wink me.
Hi' wit is sparkling, bright and clear
Apparent to all eyes:
No change Of type is reeded here
He don't Hdlicise.
Row, whether you be Mac-or-MIc1,
1t matters NOT to me;
I've nc er seen Sam" nor know his trick!
And shall let Samuel b.
Like ne, you grow too old for wit
And sparkling epigrams;
Better at once, ike David, quit,
and take to making Sans.
You're fat, because in-fat-u-ate
With cranky verse you've been,
And, like a judgment out o! date,
You thus have lost your lien.
am your friend. and not yOur foe
Till death my form shall Seize
And trust that friendship down shall GO
Unto my leg-at-ease.
Adeu best wishes-lOts Of fun-
4
If you reply with mirth snd pun.
Forever Yours, MACSuASF
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o Il L II u A Z z .

ROBERTS.-Died, at his residence I'm this
bidce, on Tuesday last, July 11th, Dir. DAVID H.
RoBi:Rrs aged II years:
The father of the deceased Mr. Hugh Rob.
erts, native of Wales, Settled III this place in
the year 1895, and built log cabin Short dis
tance south of where Crawford's hotel now
stands, and there ii WIS the subject OF this
sketch was born, being the first male child born
within the present limits of Egehsbhrg boTT
ough. Mr.. II. was a. carpenter by trade, but
for many years held the Office of Justice of the
Peace. He was man Of strong natural intel
lect and sound Judgment and in all the pur-
suits and duties of life he was above reproach.
Being strictly upright and honest. he enjoyed,
as he deserved, the good will of all who knew
him His three sons, Messrs c. T. and 1. N.
hobertS, OF this place, ,aId ii. j. Roberts, or
Johnstowh, are among the most reputable and
enterprisins citizens of our county-"worthy
scions of a noble stock" The remains of de-
ceased were inferred at LlOyd's cemetery, near
town, on ednesday afternooiii n large con-
course of people participating in the funeral.
Peace to his ashes.
kERBEY.EDied, at the residence of his pa
rents; IN Wfimore borough. on Tuesday, July
am, 1871. GOODMAN, son OF GeoTEe ". and -
kerbey, aged 10 years and months.
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tORIGINAL.l
MY HEART Is SAD.

Ny heart is sad. for | have been
Where childhood's early hours were spent
ana viewed tho spot where SORROWS keen
Ny parents heart-strings often rent
The toll and care that they did share
To nurture thankless children there.
My heart is sad, for now ] know
The many wrongs that | have done,
Which cause unbiGden tears to flow
Ger my cheek s burrows. one BY one
Departed Mother how see
The grief my waywardness gave thee.
BY heart is sad, and yet feel
a hope of pardon, Father dear;
And now | make this last appeal
To thee, as if thou yet vast here:
j. wrongcd thee with look or tongue
Thou knowest, Father, I was young.
My heart is sad, and yet there seems
n Joy commingled with my grief,
Like hopes that rise in fTigh tfui dreams,
hich gives TO sadness sOms relief.
For that kind monitor within
Condemns me not for childish sil,
Ny heart is sad, ana yet q voice,
As If frCru heaven, falls on my car,
Which makes my bleeding heart rejoice
And tells me that | need not fear
If parents sighs are treasured there,
SO, too, Is many an ardent prayer. S.BM.
RESPONSIBLE ADVERTISING AGENCIES are .
great advantage to both advertiser and pub
Usher. That of u & n Al
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Buckingham's Dye
FOR THE WHISPERS.

As our RenewGr. in tnany cases re-
quires too long a time, and too much
care, to restore gray or faded Whisk-
ers, we have prepared this dye, in one
preparation; which Will quickly and
effectually accomplish this result. 1t
is easily applied, and produces color
which will neither rub nor wash off:
Sold by all Druggists. Price Fifty
Cents.
Manufactured by r. p. HALL & CO..
NASHUA, NH.
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Democrr2'riss Oh wards, ards boroughs and town
tfs sssaS@ 2Sf a9{ {yS6 20 is,s bsssates te
for the purPf%ISoG, OI dc,1tic County Conyen-
meet meHoId ~ al the the Court House in E6ens3 ems
?; 5s" E as pa1sd a4 jD55@15 @ Pacas Il o%s f
@g 89 E%4Hf appoint I@dsjffo to fhS the
p@cmocratic @ State conyeniibSoHr ytaT be- required to
%afr Fesf gninsls iB3srs!s as 3 na5tyy p The
'1sS ,to iHe Elections Sf win open at 'io'' 4 -
lsc at 8 o,clockb, bd p; come q. to Ebensburg by
RfIeTatSss @ Gs SssrTnshsd T2h win excursion sT avet t9
route. fee will be required,
HAT 59f dGesna f6e ndms RsiagfeS 6f the peP EN-
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wsasaip' . /. JOHNSTON, Chairman.