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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-10

TIVE INVENTOR OF THIS REALLY WONDER
l FJL TDNIJ. after a -etiosuf wears anil rN-
rerimeat-. h,- sgarrairl in bringing betrrr Iar
public an tla,t can De desired af e pure Tonic a1i
kccuIerAtar.
These Ettrrs sr" prepared fsom the Most choice
ana wsHfu@ rnr boards aul r#ts, aud have given
universal satisfaction wherever tried. 16Hr>tuas
" 5y.p.r'ia> have found relief through their r-.,
tul ghgseisUs recommend them frr the cure 10 all
5 t--s & the ti.i and liver anil iEreEUltgit.s-
af tho Gi-est.te u-rsa~.
Hc1lache. ruausucss aud CONSTIPATION. Cen
,ad Debility ANA Les uf Appetite. all are cause, 3
hy jhe arrangement It - stomach. liver aul
other igur;j.rtris. Hf thr system. The mi Bit
ter have been ~u.r---fIlIy used auiar. warranted
rs alleviate the sufferer in all tile above Cl-u>
The unprecedented success af our Ei'Jrrs have
met With au this coast, ami ;t- numerous calls FIR
the same from thr last, ht- induced ~ o. nu,u q
lau-r in CIiaa-a. ANA thousands uf battle. are
sent Idly e. aI parts Hf the state, aud the cat
IfuENIA mi RITrE4S' .uul~r which uatte
they are S4l There. are rHViIiy growing In Len.
,a.l favor aHi suulrtutiaE ia rIast eases AL utae-
tauia< 1905. beverages.
Success crrtte- rivals. and Some uu-crurulnls
PARTIES are ruieayalsuS fs>e3l 500 iuitlliaH article.
rnt up ,imils r enough ia ,tyle 1ri outer 8,l~tt-
r.so. fa deceive the UUWtrv. aud wo caution Cau-
~Hm"ES o. examine she article before purchasing;
the genuine has cur tf,'n mrrk hlowu in ~.cn
| hetr,r. end D. uEsL-E : signature pasted acr,--
thc ton.
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Additional Convention {, the convention f.r the
AmrHv.af.gn ytthc Postal lutercoUr~e between
the United states of America and the swiss
Comic .@eiatiUB, signed I'd Brrnr the eleventh
day II October a. l.. eighteen huadrcd and
siNty-~tN-n.
An additional Convention between the General
Pn~t-oihcc nj tine United States Ut America and
the General ra-r-pnic. 81 the United Kingdom #
Great Britain and ireland, lte.a-, established a
reduced charge u six cents a.. uuncc or per thirty
gttmmes In the sea conveyance a,T.s- the ATTAIN
lie ~ lrtrer> sent "a cHa~v,l mails through the Unit
Ell Kingdom, the undersigned. duly authorized by
Retrospective governments, have agreed upon
the following ]arJeles:
ARTICLE l.. The single rate of letter postage On
the direct correspondence exchanged between the
northumberland rs closed mail, VIA England.
subject L. the se-eTve mentioned In article seven
Of the convention II eleventh II October. one
thousand eight hundred anu sixty-seyen, shall be
a. follows:
J.. on letters from the United Stutes 10 cents.
=. ulettcrs from the Swis, Confederation,
90 ceutime.
AMI for the sea conveyance e letters in closed
mails across the waters otthe Atlantic Ocean the
Uuitei states ofhce shall receive six c.uts Der
ounce or per thirty sranlmes.
ARTICLE II. Tie conditions % Article V. and
XIII. II the convention between the United
| States of America and the Swiss Confederation,
| signed ut Berne the eleventh day II October, 4. II
one thousand eight hundred and siNty-seyeu.
50 far o. they are contrary 10 the preceding ar
| ticle are repealed.
ARTICLE III. The present Convention, which
shall be considered a. additional TO the conyen-
tion Of the eleventh iay Of October. one Thousand
eight hundred and siNty-sevcu, shall come ints
operation on the first day Of May. one Thousand
eight hundred and seventy.
Done IN duplicate and signed in Refne the So
venth day of February, one Thousand eight hun
drrd and seventy; and ia Washington the thir
teenth day Of April, one Thousand eight lsindre,
and seventy.
Seal. JOHN 4. J. CRESWELL.
Ostmaster-Gene u the United states.
The department u posts,
Eseal.l CHALET NENEI.
lac iehy approve the foregoing convention, an
in testimony thereof. | have caused the seal .
the United States to be affixed.
lSeaI.1 L. s. GRANT.
BY the President:
HAMILTON FlSH, Secretary 81 state.
MssnfNGToS, 18th April, 1870.
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rppbBc-Na. al.1.

An Act prescribing the duty Of the Secretary 81
the Treasury in certain cases therein named.
Be il enacted by the Senate aud House OF Rep
c,,gras. assembled. That whenever any state
shall nave been. or may be, in default in the pay
ment Of interest OF principal on Investments in
.torks or bonds issued - guaranteed by such
state and held by the Uniie' states IN trust II
n I'M be the duty Of the Secretary g the Treasury
~ retain the whole, or 80 much thereof rs may
he necessary. Of any moneys due on an account
from the United States 10 such State, and 20 APP
ply the same to the payment oi such principai aud
interest, or either, or to the endorsement with
Interest thereon, of moneys advanced by the
| United States on account II interest due ca such
stocks or bonds.
Approved March Is, $50.
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PrcsiIent-Lieut. GuvernJr Frank Denver.
Speaker pro icm.-pL Hastings.
Serrrtary-Chss r BtCknrli.
Assistant Secrctary-F Butler.
SerEesntat-AIms-N ; Thompson.
Assistant ~Scrgcaut-at- Aru--L u Moves.
Engrossing Clerk-Frauk Sperlmg.
Minute Clerk-W . Mason.
journal Clerk-N } Savers.
Copying Clerks 4 Mathews.
CliViain-Key Mr. Allen.
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NOTICE..

gTuE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES NO
tice that he is about TO make application TO
the Hon Commissioner Of the General Land Office
nj Washington, u. e.. 10 have refunded 10 him the
purchase money paid for the :. Of :. y = Of
section 4, and n. w. u Of N. y. u Of Section Q.
Township 10. n. of Range 70 T., cancelled by order
81 the Commissioner. October Is. 1851.
lals- sv GARDNER WOODWARD.
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Marriage and Celibacy.

Essays for Young Men, or great So
CIAL EVILS and ABUSES, which interfere with
MARRIAGE-with sure means Of relief for the
Erring ani Unfortunate. diseased and debilitated.
Sent free. in sealed envelopes. Address
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. . ;. Ninth ST.,
Philadelphia. IA. ec23-tf
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re3n'" this amount 10 less than $4,000 at the
clu-- uf the mauth.
Old INDEBTEDNESS.
rs the provisions 81 the Act 1t 18th March, lN6i.
creating a Redemption Fund, most u the then
ontstand NJ Indebtedness ~ the county was placed
ia thai iuai. and could unly b. paid Ia the mau-
ne prescribed thereby.
Tie Auditor in hs Report Of the 30ih June,
1870. stated the then indebtedness. exclusive 81
the interest which had accrued thereon, u the
several taud- 50 consolidated into the redemption
Fund Amounted 20 sa4T2i II. Deiucting there
FROM tl- preferred claims 10 the amount q s5,se0,
which We're 10 be paid in full by aproyision in the
Redemption Law. there remained the sum u So
~ =. which. with the interest accruing thereon,
enulI only D" iiquilaiel under aud in conformity
t. the provisions ~ said Act.
The hrst redemption under the provisions ofthi.
law was mad- in isInary. 1867 and since the 1t
January. 1sE-. there has been paid out q the Ee-
pemptiun fUal, IN liquidation ofthe principal AMI
Interest Il these old claims. the sum 4 Sa.a49 ~.
antnsW leaving 40 oil iniebtnes, q s3l,32i y
ami The Interest thereon at 10 Ter cent. per an
num-. This shows a reduction during ito last four
years of ibc Oh indebtedness, be-idc- the li4uids-
iian 81 the interest upon the claims redeemed, Of
=. .a52 -.
Respectfully submitted.
SAM. u KING, Auditor.
! Carson CITY. January >. ISL.
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To the Hon. Board Of County Commissioner Of
pTGl-hy County, State u Nevada.
G~yNrLENEN. Herewith ! submit my report OF
the business of the Trclsurer'> office Tor the six
mruths ending December 3lst, $50.
My ia.f scni-aanutl report, dated July 5th.
1870. showed cash on hand ia the different FUND.-,
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MINING NOTICE.-STATE OF Ne
vi vada, County u ormsby, Carson City. Jan,
II. ISL. Notice is hereby given that there has
been levied by the Trustees of the MONTREAL
GOLD \ SILVER MINING COMPANY an as
se-sment Of 25 cents per foot on the above named
claim, payable in thirty 800 days from date.
J. J. GAGNoN, President.
c. LsMoRRZ. Secretary. ialI-lm
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Officers of the Assembly.

speaker-R ELowery.
Speaker pro tenn -Thos J Tenant.
Cierk-Geo " Cassidy.
Assistant Clerk-P " NcGovern.
-Arms-D W Weaver.
Assistant Sergeani-at-Arms-lI 2 Durham.
Minute Clerk 7 Curtis.
Journal Clerk c Dorsey.
Engros-ing Clerk-W J smith.
Chaplaiu-Eev J T. Hammond.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-10

EsTATE OF DAVID II. COOK,
Ia Notice Is hereby evenly the undersigned,
administrative of the above named Estate, !" th-
Creditors and all persons having claims against
aid deceased. 10 exhibit the same with the n-o-
essary vouchers. within ten months from inc
publication u this notice, 20 tire under-ignea, ~
William Patterson Office, in Carson CITY, orhnsoy
County, state Of Nevada.
MONTGOMERY COOK,
Administrative.
December Q, 1870.
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TAKE WARMING!

'sNUE v. & T. Il. u. CO. ARE ANXIOUS TO
take due prrraution against accidents and
loss u life resulting from the running IT their
trains; aud they take this method Of warning pa
rents md guardians against the dangers attending
the too common practice Of children playing about
their cars and locomotives. Those having In charge
the bushes Of the Company find II impossible 10
PERSUADE boys, Who frequent the termini and stop
piu.g places uf the read from climbing upon tho
cars aud engines: aud they will feel themselves
Obliged 10 resort 10 more decided measures II these
aunoyances are continued. Recent accidents.
which are wholly ascribabl- TO the careles-ness of
persor. Ia jumping on aud on tn. cars when In
motion, should be- warning enough in themselves
II. ". Y~ERINGToN, Superintendent.
August Is, 1870. II
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ASsE MBLN.

aRNsUr COUNTY.
lockwood. Al tRy cowen, Joseph ID
Bnrlingaine, J AtRG
LANDER COUNTY.
Fuller. : l. ID Willard. HAfD)
jones, II % Murphy. Dtpt
sro.rY COUNTY.
Hay. ACtR) Luvery. ebert r rD
Rogers. & " fs) Williams. Fhu~ II 40
Buckingham, = l. iE) Barher, OF ID
Piper, Henry tEl smith, RI tkl
owens. Samuel gE3 >%svillc. Charles : t0
Lawson, A ~ Potter, \ X tBJ
ElKo COUNTY.
Savage, IA tD) kllyson, J W ID
LYON COUNTY.
Likens, George wtKJ Honey. il tE}
Dewey, " lRJ
LINCOLN COUNTY.
Ganshan, " BtDl
EsvEEArrt COUNTY.
Delauo. VI Z ID McLeod. Angus ID
Manning, nf ID Simpson, DCknl
uvw7oLrr COUNTY.
TraHsiale. VIVA ~ organ, Joseph ~
Harris, Thomas D.
DOUGLAS COUNTY.
Child, John sUnd) rangberr. IF Usd)
WE COUNTY.
Greenhaigh, 4 II % Bowman, John lR)
wmrR PINE COUNTY.
Tenant, TJuJ Wagner, John ID
Brown. vi lm-r ti) patchen. Clint II d
Caravan. P(Rl
wAsHoE COUNTY.
Hogan m (R) Hatch, AJG9
Beck, II II (kj
CHURCHILL COUNTY.
Gray, J NJ Cd Mcclellan, il ID
NorE.-In the Assembly there are - Democrat
lone half the entire yotel, u Republicans, and
lad -uaHiirut-
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-10

4 vOID QUACks.--A victim o. early IN
a discretion, causing nervous debility. prena-
fnre decay. etc, having tried in vain every aver
tised remedy. has a simple means oi seI-cure'
which ba viii send free 20 his fellow sufferers.
address: J. II. FUTILE, - Nassau street, N-~
VI de3o-6Ia
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

A LII PERSONS HOLDING CLAIMS AGAINST
n the Estate Of ID. IL. Barber. Deceased, viii
present the same 70 me, nj Genoa, Douglas
county. Nevada, duly authenticated "a required
Nv law. within zen months from this date, OF IN.
same will be forever barred. n. BLOSSOM,
Executor Il the Estate Of u. II. Barber, DECD.
December Is. 1870
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-10

THE LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.
Elected in $50. HoId-oyer and Contest
oRNsHY COUNTY.
Crawford, I-rael tR) Brown. y. II. (R.)
Nutewsre, c. y. Contested by Nuteware
LANDER COUNTY.
Mccoy. ". W. Cd Mccoy. long term.
Spencer. John d. Spencer, unexpirei do.
STOREY COUNTY.
Phelan, james tR.) Hall. W. y. tR.l
Hopkins, George W. (R.)
Fox, LIT. d.
ELkocoUNTr.
Moore, J. R. R.) Con. by W. +. Dyer.
LYON COUNTY.
Hazlett, &c. QR) Hastings. y. l.. lR.)
LINCOLN COUNTY.
Hazard, L. b. n)
EsNERNLD. COUNTY.
Boring. W. NJ. CD.) Abraham, 7. W. (R.)
HUMBOLDT COUNTY.
MeBeth, Robert ID Bonniheld. NJ. =. d.
DOUGLAS COUNT.
Small, Jas. W. gnd.)
NYE COUNTY.
Mullen, Robert ~
WHITE PINE COUNT.
Cleveland, A.C a.
Mills, George r. ID
w,sHoE COUNTY.
Eastman, {. II. a. Shamp. T. Il. {R-)
CHURCHILL COUNTY.
Hill, VIM. ID
NorE.-Thcre are in the Senate twelve Repubi
csn- ~ whom two ucrupy seats which will prohe
bly hr contested ten Democrats, and one lLd'
t,aul-uf
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DELINQUENT TAX LIST.

STATE or NEVADA, COUNTY OF oRMSBY,
DISTRICT ATTORNEYS OFFICE.
NOTICES or SUITS COMMENCED. ToTHE
N following named defendants. and 20 all own
err Of or ciaimants 90 the real estate and improve
ments thereon. or improvements when assessed
sepsmtsly. hereinafter described. known or un-
known: You arr hereby notified that suits have
been commenced in the Justices Court, Carson
Township. Carson City. X. r. Parkinson. Justice
of the Peace. by the State Of Nevada, Plaintiff.
against each 81 the defendants hereinafter named.
aud each Of the following described tracts or par
eel. Of land. with the improvements thereon, and
improvements when separately assessed. and all
owners % OF claimants TO the same, known or un-
known. to recover the tax aud delinquency assessed
10 said defendants against said property for the
fiscal wear. commencing the 1t day e January,
A. D.. 1870. and ending the 3lSt dav Of December,
=. D. 1870. and that a summons has been dulN
issued ia each case: aud YOU are further notified
that unless yau appear ami answer the complaint
filed in said cause on or before the
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-10

The balances on hand, with the money which
will caaHr during january. ISL, will doubtleS-
redn'" this amount 10 less than $4,000 at the
ciu-- If the mauth.
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A. af,er paying coupon. 30. 2 on ne hnnas -
g. a. lie Trucsee and Virginia kal ROAD C1ni-
,any due on the 1T Il December, -, ihefe RI
Ipisl /, The Rail Road Fund more than enough
-" .aunnus No. 3. due On the lst 81 June next.
~ cc,,mi ..ianers accented TO the oi'sr 81 lhat
M :, deduct an amount equal TO what
NH be interest upon the coupons up to lh.
w. ,,hsn they would be due. IL their payment
ume .saia,,.d The Company having made the
W. s.aI dedue,ion t:2i5) the coupons No. have
aHaIe, nre,asel and cancelled by the County
Treasurer. xrr
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he 1ailn State 1roistrr.
AUDITORS REPORT.

uuE COUNTY AUDITOR U,s TTIE HONOR
To- repstt to the Board of G UNITY G mml--
,uar~ til fllIl wing statements iu relation q, the
1T affairs Il The county f1r the halt year ending
rafst December. 1~-p:
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CAPITAL STOCK 100000 90.

Amt in hand in excess 81 Capital,
available 10 paw Losses and Divi-
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tai & delinquency a additional 10 rerets g. ~ Oh,
RECEIPTS.
During the Last six months the Comfy Trea-ur-
ha, received the following INNS irfm the sour-
= Indicated.
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The County Treasurer has filed in this office bis
accounts with the state for th- half year ending
he 18th ~ December, 1870, a adjusted aud
r,ssei by the State Controller on the 18th q De-
.ember. together with the Controllers official GER
,ihc,te. that such settlement had been made and
thar the County Treasurer lis hereby discharged
from All liabilities NJ 20 the same
The following transfers have been made;
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OFFICIAL
state Omcers.
Supreme Court Judges
THE

JFLcwis. Chief Justice. b C whitman. ...Jnstice
John Garber.....Justic Alfred Helm ...-...Clerk
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EVERY FAMILY SHOULD HAVE 4 EorTLl
IN TuE House.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-07-20
DEMOCRATIC BLOTCHES." "

The Maron Democratic Miro,
accepts the "new departure" but in
doing so speaks of the constitu.
tional amedments as "engrafted
blotches." Its idea of the new po-
sition of the Democracy is, that
''any change in the constitution
which experience and reason may
or shall prove to be desirable must
be made it the prescribed way, and
not by revolutionary or disorderly
means" So the Democracy of Ohio
only stands pledged against another
rebellion to subvert the constitution,
but propose to repeal the amend
ments as soon as they get the power.
That is not "departing'' very much.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-07-20
THE CAMPAIGN.

The Republicans in this state open
the campaign on theevening of oath
of August, with eleven meetings in
different parts of the state. General
Noyes and James Monroe will speak
in Columbus, Senator Morton in
DAYTON, Gen. Fairchild in Cincin-
natl, Senator Sherman in Toledo,
San1 JShellabarger, Cleveland, Gov.
Hayes in GAINESVILLE, Aaron f. Perry
in Portsmouth, John A. Bigham in
Steubenville, Lieut.. Gov. Lee in
Akron, Secretary Of State Sher-
wood in Mansfield, VIM. Lawrence
in Lima.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-07-20
THE NEW DEPARTURE,

About the best thing We have no.
ticed In regard to the 1new depar.
ture" is the following, which has
been handed to US, and is a portion
of a platform adopted by the Repub-
lican convention of Westmoreland
county, Pa. 1t reads as follows:
ReSoloed, That we congratulate
our Democratic friends upon the
long stride they have lately taken
towards the elevated platform OF
the Republican party, and since
they have substantially acknowl-
edged their past course to have been
wrong-radically wrong-and that
the position of the Republican party
is right, we would encourage them
to persevcre in their upward and
onward tendency, assuring them
that when satisfied that repentance
is deep and thorough, not likely to
be repented of, we will extend to
them a helping hand and assist
them to reach the high and broad
platform of Liberty and Equal Civil
Rights, upon which we stand; but
for the present We would advise
these newly converted brethren in
political sense to ''tarry at Jericho
until their boards grow"
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-07-20

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company seems determined to push
their business to Chicago, as they
are surveying the rout through Tiff
fin, Fostora, etc. Their route will
be from Baltimore through Cumber.
land, via Connellsville road to Pitts
burgh, and they claim they can reach
Chicago nearer than by way of the
Pittsburg, Ft. Wayne and Chicago
Railroad. l.. Ir aff
Il. Brumburger, private secretary
to JEFF. Davis during the war, was
arrested at San Francisco for the
forgery of a check for less than one
hundred and fifty dollars, as he was
leaving on q vessel for Mazatlan.
He jumped overheard, and was
rescued with difficulty.
Josh Billings says flies have a big
appitiSht for getting into things;
they are the fust at the dinner table,
and alwus take soup, and don't
leave until the cloth is removed.
Three wealthy gentleman of
GAINESVILLE, have offered to take $40,
900 stock.if the Pittsburg IL Mari
eta Railroad is diverted to run to
GAINESVILLE. instead of Cambridge
and Port Washington or Newcom-
erstown. Money accomplishes Won
dcrs sometimes.
The pOstollice Department has
received the articles of postal con
yeption with Great Britain, Whereby
tho -"saey order system goes into
onorot;on o % I,,--An the two coun-
5ries.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-07-20
TRYING TO RUN BOTH PARTIES.

Last weeks Farmer contained 8
composition on Mr.. L. r. Critch-
field, in point and style it resembles
one of Horace Greeley's essays on
what 81 don't know about farm
ing" In the same article the edi-
tor makes drive at us, and says
that we claimed fraud in the Con
vention that nominated Judge Reed.
Now, we claimed no such thing; we
simply gave the facts as they occur
ed, without the least attempt to col
or them, and without any disrespect
to Judge Reed or Mr.: Critchfie1d.
Nor do we propose to take sides
with either of the above named gen
tlemen, in this Judicial contest, rs
it is none OF our fight.
The editor has, however, done US
a great kindness, which we came near
overlooking, by nominating Re
publican for this District for Judge,
who has probably never dreamed of
being candidate for that Office
Now for our part,we cannot see how
the editor intends to run both par
ties successfully, but we suppose he
can explain it.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-07-20
THE LIEUTENANT GovERNoRsHIP

The following excellent indorse
ment of Jacob Mueller, our candi
date for Lieutenant Governor, il
translated from the WaechteS an
Erie on Monday of last week:
The Pittsburg TOlksJlaH writes
a special article concerning the nom
ination for the Lieutenant Cover
norship of Ohio. 1t says:
An excellent choice was made by
the Republican Convention of Ohio,
when Mr.. Jacob Mueller was chosen
candidate for Lieutenant Governor.
We have known him for years and
are competent to judge. Mr.. Muel-
ler, who took part in the revolution
of '4S in Germany, is man of good
culture, and spotless character; of
keen judgment and practical sense,
is true radical, not one who will
be elevated for moneys sake. Mr..
Mueller is true as gold, and will ex-
erclse his power SO that every Ger
manAmerican can proudly say, "He
is one of ours"
There is no doubt that he Will be
elected; nay, we even expect that he
will receive larger number of votes
than any Of his colleagues on the
Republican State ticket, as Demo
crats will cast their votes for him.
Many of our readers know Mr..
Mueller personally; Others, from the
excellent correspondence he wrote
during the Franco -Prussian war, for
the Waechter am Erie, parts of
which we copied at various times.
The nomination of Jacob Mueller
is again victory for the Germans,
and the Ohio State Convention con-
ceding this has acted wisely toward
SO important an element of this
country.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-07-20
FACTS AND FIGURES.

The Treasurer's statement shows
reduction in the public debt fol
June of $7,1O3,349,9I. Total de.
crease since March 4th, 1S69A$233,
432, ,425,11. The steady reduction
of the public debt during the ad-
ministration of President Grant
and the economy displayed in all the
departments of the government, is
a matter of congratulation of the
whole country. 1t gives the people
the utmost confidence in Grant, and
is the strongest argument in the
world why he should be reelected
as President.