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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-06-23
The Railroad.

Irudell has advanced his French brig
AIDE beyond East st. Johnsbury, and earth
works are going up rapidly. Two boat
loads OF iron reached Burlington Satur
DAY, and three more on Tuesday, which is
oeIn@ forwarded to This place by cars. In
speaking of this arrival of rails, the Bur,
lington Free Press says:
This iron is of the best imported quality
and the rails are twenty-four feet in length.
and are TO be joined together by the Fish
joint which consists OF two bars OF
wrought non about two feet in length,
fastened on each side of the rail under the
crest by means of four strong bolts which
pass through both rails and bars in holes
made Tor the purpose. No chairs are
used under the rails, but they rest upon
the ties. The building of the Portland
and O%lcnsbnr" railroad now seems as
snred beyond a doubt, and the manage
mcnt are to be congratulated for their en-
er@y and their triumph over conflicting
interests. The public are assured by the
officials OF the road that it will be COM
plctcd from st. JOhnsbury 10 South Hard
wick by the first of December next. and if
1t were not for the lack of bridge timber.
which it Is almost impossible to obtain
during the summer season, it would be
To Morrisyillc or llydepark.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-06-23
CHEAP FARMS d! FREE TRAVEL!
Chicago, Rock Island, and Pacific
Railroad Company.
100000 Acres Choice Iowa Lands.

li- company l. now Offering for ale aLout tx hun
dri thousand of the finest agricultural lnud- in
th" Wet Inc Company sell only to actual settler-
ma t' lIiCc7 are exceedingly reasonable, ranging
rom - I" II" per icrc-thc average being about
ne Ei"itcl part OF th"sr Lands ziturtcd along the
line 81 he railroad brtwecn the Citics oil Dee Moin- and
Ouncil Blui1s and in the most aces ,. and fr-
lie region in the stltc
salez made ioI csh or credit long cnough to IN
ihe any Indurtrl'u- man to pay Tor t Land out Of it,
crop.
These liHd= are Ia III under title direct from the.
i"n'1l ovcHm nt, and ic not t.,aE,d % cncum-
Cl1rcTr.
Tor hi1- pamphlets. OF any other information I,-
-pcc'ing them, addre-z EBENEZEE COOK Land
Commissioner. Davenport, Iowa.
EXPLORING III kElS IRE -oli nj tn. ,ou,apy,.
ticket Offices At Chicago and all other primo pal stations
on NJ line, and II IT," pnCha- buys land the famsunt
pad lor the ticket L. 'ppci on the IuIchasc money
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-06-23
isniIIni,: IrnimS.

.,.... suuIiI.-MlI g:uC A A.; Mixed T.: NJ.
lylrc.- lu:..2 =. N.
,.I-.. >uErn. Lvpr"s- HI Miy.i 1I:ir =
4 ii i-iI D. NJ
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-06-23
1eaths.

In Danville June 10, Of consumption Mr.. Rod,lphur
&. Heath, aged % ycars md six moths.
In Lower Waterfront, June L., Mary b. aged 10 year
wife Of T.. VI. SWEET
In Ryegate, Mary 10, OF piralysis, Mrs Helen Welch
aged Il ycara-:ect Of the late Andrew Graham of Bur
net
In LyGdon, June Is OF consumption, Mr.. ChlIles II
Lidd, aged about % years.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-06-23
PASTURAGE.

The subscribcr has excellent hill pasture well wat
cred and aboundng with good feed la which he will
receive cattle hOrses to pasture reasonable terms
CHAUNCEY HILL
Wet Conc I'd Vt June 81. ISL C9-II-
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a SUPPLY OF GOOD BLOOD.

ND h N..hYe.4 SlplYi ~ StHmtNgti.n Yirt iEY G!lIr
Iu.r,->iu- without It> prev t.rtur,>. Ii->
hr,pIvs painless .luit the - - h hand
Hare H' NOR. f!Iiul,u,r. ua tNl,cTttrIl IL,
stomach. \uIppctit, sets in.
NV iiy greatest I:l-a Further ever Vet .,,r
Jos udUl.,IIt father L. >Ili'TIu. ~.l.,H.
Il.ulI' - Tup comes ia L. I,Ii.III .tu
l. hasten AMI complete TIE cure. II ,,Ts u.s
work Nature cannot hv cheated, IL collects ,Ilt
uil- tie impaired amt diseased IItI.I- Tie IUIl-
Ia The form "f gatherings u prepares them ,Npr, To-
AMI To- short time t! HIAli. VAN
l~A, The r. item frun" that u u''Epi,,! Is uuy.ii,
AMI mad, new. and H." pltIt. All The dignity IL,
canned NI-ur steps forth L. enjoy thc manhood
al II ~
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-06-23
GEO. T.. ROWELL M.CO'S
1fw AdrrrtiSfufnts.
THIRTY THOUSAND DOLLARS PAID

-"' lEANELEE- LIFE ASn Accident INsUEA Me-
|"NrhHf, Il H,I tiorJ Connecticut, paid son oon
on w ii, fo:b bush ana VIM. C. currv vic,in,s IF ,,.
,>'" '''H'''rs'' f'''oh accident; $4,000 on the
l'te jas u. Blake mayor Of Worcester, Mass and
SIS 900 On the late ), Ii. Lc~i-, Jr, of 81 ,u,,r.
Vt All these accidents occurred and Tia. ,usur.n..
was paid within three months each claim bciu,, mai,
policy. h" TRAVELLERS has paid SEVEN HUNDRED
DOLLARS DAY in benefits to it, policy holders, for
death 81 injary 10y accident, Tor every working day
daring the past =,.v"n years
The Travellers Life. aud Accident Insurance Company
OF hntiord Conn, grants all the usual formz of LIFE
and E\D"WMENI Policies, exceedingly favorable
t'nn-- AMrIE 81 Lirr and Low RATE.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-06-23

i.r;.I I,o,,;s.
-4,,,. orr last =, ,,,or t.v IL. .,.,.,
,.,u,I ,,i..,,Li. ,oi.,
FIJI" state conference Of CONGREGATIONS
.,,,..,,t weak
~" i'r""nniiN "i III" star Nrhn" L"
ii''' n"M moon on "Wednesday evening VA
ia ''GH u1l sI.iii. a many can testify.
"'' '"
~ IL NV ''''''' NV w.
~ l',',''- ~" -. "'''- Vt '''''
" "
Ery. Ii. &. .,brl,lru Of Lcvryilr Y.
ne. hr..u ,>>i,.u,J u,.lnr ,t ih, N.th-
..iisr ,Iur,h in iI,i.,,I,c.. mil I,.,. .,I,.,.l
entered naon it, Gulic~.
ne I'Hi'''ll n''''ih" 81 Inc il'A'h-
vi '''' ''N''"' HIS '"''" 'ic'" III the
''"''' '''''" Ut ''''N i''" = inc i''-'"'
d ID Webster ot Summer, street L,.
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Iirro1 Very r,,I,- fan, ,i.,.IJ ....,.,,,.
or any utI,,r
IL" Directors of ia" STATE Fan have
fl'i"ini"i col. y. l.. bowman OF 'h-
place. r'l"i MARSHAL, OF the tar +" b" held
a'i' ia" second week in September.
49,,
~
o.,
I' '',''''
-
it was ,-.viul cold this mornin@.
June ~. auI We expect to hear OF Il hard
Host ON the hi"hIanis. \ pretty GOOD
me has been Il ucccs iiv most OF the time
E,i' Ghr lat Two weeks.
I.,...:,..,. :,
iinI. aud will do Great amount "l Good.
Saturday morning. there was SLIGHT iro~t
tnI.nl"houl thi- section "l the ~.atc.
'' -" It NV '',''' '''' gay W.
'"''' "'i sue " WIS inc c'.' '',' 7a"''' H.
ana one III ''a>'' "' inc '''''' '"'N Ill '"l>
ti"'" NA> no. "hf"i'li"ra"IE WARM win
hrri'F zoo" lIf" III Inc III" ic''
>..,.;Jo,,,
" Furho,n. willie r,,,,iu" i ON b,ls
., rI,n. sc.,I,. .ho,,s nm Friday NM his left
..r.rnrl.,r- He j. , moor man. ,icpcu,l-
..,,f moon hi. daily toll for the daily bread
n.t himself and family. a'd the work men
Iii ILc shop where Ia. worked. made
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-06-23
Pimples on the Face.

fnr t,nI'donr-, III TEX " OIm- tIulr. PImply F.
options, md Rutchcd disiiLur .i.n- on the face LIE,
PtEEN'- C"MrrnNF NNB IINILE EfHInY.
II IL inv Ilutilr To the afflicted. Prepared OnIv by
III; h {. fERI;l, D"rmrt"ogirt, ~ Bond ST y. y
sold hv biu-l,i-t- everywhere tIuINIl
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-06-23
For Moth Patches, FreckIes and Tan,

II ftE.N's Morn Aap FEE'KLE l."TI"..
II j. the only rcli able and harmless Remedy known
for renewing brown di-conrIti"n sold 10y drug pi-r-
every where H. pot, /" Bond st, :. Y.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-06-23
Buildings, Machinery, Artists Drawing
Sculpture and Work of Art.


P"bli-hc- Lake Memphremlrog and other We've
l1rg" assortment Of fine Black Walnut uui Git
Frames, Cord &c France made 10 order from the
BEST FINISHED MuULDINGS
:fT- HE establishment has been fitted mp It mu,h
expense has pif"ct light, of the very
bert kind= nad', and the appointments cxcecd
If oqiallrd in this state
.H After fifteen years experience i'll the City OF 30
ton u A. G. ell confident he viii he able to please
those " ho desire line ol4zz of work At rcon,Llc
price, Patronage respectfully collected
'ALEnpNlA BLOCK, CORNER MAIN STREET
AND EASTERN AVENUE
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-06-23
WANTED-.A WET NURSE for the next four or
six months. Address LOCK BOX 50, ST. Johnsbury,
Vermont
FARM FOR SALE.

The subciber offers for sale her farm known - the
james Clifford FARM situated in Danvillc, about two
miles from Fairbanks shop the Barnet road. Said
urn contains about loo of land, 25 of it wood
i has good sugar and apple orchard thereon {;
S1hiortabe buildings. For terms &c, enquire of
TnirI onghton near the pr m=cs James Clifford
DanVill June r. ISL si,f
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-06-23
}. ". VAN Nance, NJ. d.,

Successfully treats all ases of Chronic and Acute Dis
Send stamp for circular containing particulars
and Testimonials. Address Box j1lO, New York.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-06-23

Ia III
ANY PERSON,

How Fish may be taken in any quantity. Sent on
receipt OF Goc. Address Box llJn, Boston, Mas.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-06-23

Man, woman, hoy giIl-who wants honest, pleasant
paying business at home to travel constantly
their spare moments learn full particulars by sd-
dressng e. }. HOUSE, Lee, Milne
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i:y notice elsewhere il will Ice seen
,h5l IA" hy-IaS- Of the a>s"ciati"n arc t."
h,. rur"rr..l respecting ;hr Vi, lin. "i tia.
Crucl,r, Ga the sabbath
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-06-23

:hr prn.imily "i the star Venus IL
IT," ucN moon on "Wednesday "vrnin" " a
ia 'i.i ull -i.Iii a many can testify.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-06-23
CHINA BOARD SHADES.

new article, said to be the perfect aud useful
shade in use, requiring fixtures. Also, white buff
and green, window Holland. All to be sold At the
lowest prices. Purchaser are invited to call and
anime.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-06-23

Rev. Ii. &. shrIdcn ol LcuryilIr. y.
-, .. h"- hcrn ASSIGNED pastor ct ihr Meth
o,iisl church in ihi' place. anI las already
catered ui'ou IL Guic~.
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THE ANGLERS, SECRET.

Hor.e and carriage furnished Expenses paid
SHAW, Alfred, Me.
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1925 4 MONTH.

With Stencil Tool. Addres- Graham prinG,l VI
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-06-23

ii i not often cold enough in june to
need Il lire throughout the day. Tor com
tort: but such WAS the case last Sabbath.
Ind one. at least. OF the churches in this
place was no. intentionally warm with
pretty rood fire in the furnaces.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-06-23

Til" quarterly mrclin" al liz" fIrlcl-
ri. of Ihi- district has been held al the
Methods, church ia This place the prr-rnt
week.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-06-23

--Sonr one lost Il door key in ihr strr,H
Ia! week.. Ii i at this office.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-07
NEw-zEALAND AND AUSTRALIA.

SAN Francisco, Nov. 5.-The steamer Moses
Taylor which arrived to-day sailed from Auckland o"c
g. She brings the following news from NeWLealand Anu
Australia:
NEW ZRALASD-The colonial revenue has decreaseH M
during the year heavily, leaving dc icl OF LIo,W
Ia proposed TO increase the stamp dues ana
tax on cereals rice, timber and emiHans os.0. Ssro
forms ere proposed In the administration OF the @
ment and the conduct Of the public works with view
TO reducing the public expenditure ProPosi'SSnsC Sn C,
on foot for building I'D % some SON Ha tSD oS oyemsn sailed snip
East Lothian, for New-York Breadstnrs ve% S 4
California Sut a sSSanSsd nSt nd rates. sSsS
offered Gumhers is SSSd supply Poly "t sxpsS xT per are 70
soS Sfy sSgTH ,,sahsp city Of AddY
San Francisco the i2h OF september HAN aaS ~
drawn his San Trancsco lins Of steamers penang ma
in reference 10 tho postal and border duties questions
The steamer Nebraska arrived ON the 18th inst We
receyed By the previous sues mail. gentleman Eno
arrived BY the Nebrasks Is reported to have ;er
sS%sut drsc, on seCoun, Of NswYOrE and Boston
claimant OF ehborno barOneey has been % tcaPS os =
WaQRA Wagga, where he formerly resided. 1ne W~s
contains some important entries n the ~ fSe
De Castro and ts possession being confessed ~ on
The gold product Z steadily inCreasins Tin Is found
the Nev-Engiand colony. NAVY
q. was rsaaired in the dersn. parts Of ths GSG1&,s III
Capt. Paterson Of the Jason has been commteo oesa4
for kidnapping PolynesiAns Sugar GROWING y hays bcon
crushed this season o.
VicToRiAcTSe victorian Government has seat ~, la
nsaSs the e s.taSS%sn. AZ q regular line q steamer
between England and Melbourne, via the CaRc arsrE
Evidence bearing on the celebrated Tchborne eSsS eSs -
being sought for both sides rhe records OF wy
MShSnrns ss n fSs sans have copied
attosted. aud sent " Englane Inc heinon0 fsy0r OF
%, ouSH has aSSRsd w sam
alte rnate with the Pacific and oriontal CompAni
New-York tribune., 1871-11-07
sourH CAROLINA INDEBTEDNESS.

To the Public Many false representations
and statements have been made and published against
the credit Of the State OF South Carolina It Is true that
Of bonds have been printed of which amount
10 have been signed issued were they
printed with the intention to increase the State debt
but are in the possession OF the State authorities also
tooOO sterling bonds have been printed but Issued
and o. 900 of registered stock ID the hands Of
the Tre asurer OF the State being balance OF
issued.
The Legislature from time to time passed several acts
for the Issue Of bonds TO pay the indebtedness Of the
state Subsequently passed act for the conversion
Of i securities To provide for this the above amount
in bonds was printed which hiss given riso 10 many
groundess misrepresentation and cross fabricatons.
r. K. SCOTT, Governor Of South Carolina.
MILES q. PARKER, Treasurer.
JOHN B. DENNIS, Chairman Of the Committee
Of State Accounta-
New-York tribune., 1871-11-07

~ ~ ther duslincstions 10 an the once Of Inspectors.
buf 10 f the purposes Of the otganzation Which ap
Judse BarnsrdI don't see any dercnee between the
derent parties In this city anywhere else Ihey Win
ali cheat they can get the ohancc lA"aSeinon' III
M Str,ban-I don't for ono instant call that In ques-
don Now state that there Ia fraudulent representation
Judge Hal nard-wen the remedy for that the Grand
Nj strahan-I would rather apply the remedy to pre-
vent than tho remedy for punishment.
Judge Barnard-I must either place on the calendar
for three years hence or dismiss It,
Mayor Half-There was highly respectable gentleman
once who hanged and after execution was galvan-
lied into life, and he requested the sheriff 10 allow him
20 upon the gaOws and make speech which he had
forgotten to make at the time he hanged but tho
sheriff refused very properly the ground that he had
been already hanged. That Is my answer.
Mr.. strahan declined to draw order putting the case
the calendar indicated by the Court and the appl
cation was therefore dsmissed.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-07
TROUBLE AT CORNELL,

ITHACA, Nov. 4.-Last week seven students
were arrested here by the police for gatefng and
era disturbance They ned so each and released
Yesterday the Faculty informed them that they had
been suspended for year and must leave town within
fye days As the news spread among the students
general re peion was threatened Some packed their
trunks and general feeling OF prevailed
petition was circulated among the students asking the
Faculty 10 extend them the same penalty they had
forced upon the others. An Indignation meeting was
called last night number Of the citizens Of the place
were preent and stated TO the students that petition In
their behalf had been signed by number OF the bust
ness men, and sent the Faculty asking that they
woke thsr action and that President White had assured
them their request would be received fav0raby. Tho
students have passed resolutions thanking the citizens
for :" 'r action,
New-York tribune., 1871-11-07

being OF the skilled wortmrn s that days labor shah
consist Of eight hours Of honast work. In addit,c y.
schools for elementary edIeeon there shall Be proydS
schools for practical knowledge and technical s an ~
midst Of their hoIoesteads R)r the moral ana LTD ~ sne
cal welbeing Of the people, plss Of public recreaton
knowledge ana refinement shall DO organized a. ns
OF the public service Public markets shall be sr"4S
In every town for the sale Of goods in ANAL quantities. ~
best qualify, at wholesale price. T. There shall bs
provided great extension Of the Organizafion ~
the public service on the model OF the Post-ofnca
for the common good" The report shen ends wiz
this special notice: "Afer some Confederation a ne.
agreed to adjourned the fther confederation Of tSs
chairmans report, and special meeting Of the Counc1
ordered to be convened at No 10 BOt-court on
Thursday evening, Sept 49, at which yOu are uraentix
requested to be present Chair 10 be taken at cioct
1t will be perceived by the "pryate and conddenIlay
report quoted above. that the chairman Mr Scott Rns
sell, did not on the 4th OF August receive from thA
Council OF Legislation an agreement signed by ths
peers, but simply official statement by the Chairman
New-York tribune., 1871-11-07
YOUNG MEN. WORK FOR THE RIGHT!

TO the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: Permit me to say few words to the Young
Men of New-York in regard to their duty at
this juncture, and to urge them to action.
Every right-thinking voter and taxpayer
every one who desires honest government and abhor
such peculation and swindhng the Ring has prac-
ticed-should now come to the front" and work for
reform. Young Men, especially should work and
act IN the right direction for upon them will soon
devolve the affairs Of our Municipality They should
see to it that the disgrace which the cOuptiOns Of
Tammany has brought upon the city be obhterated.
If every young manevery voter from q to 40 years
of age-wll simply do his duty until the polls close on
tuesday, the city and its overburdened people will
surely be redeemed and disenthralled
Many young, middle-aged, and even old citizens,
who never before manifested any special interest in
political affairs, now actively engaged in efforts
to defeat the Ring and elect honest intelligent and
high-tOned city, legislative, and State officials.
son of the writeT-a young man who has voted but
once and never before actively participated in poll
tics-is, in connection with Others OF about bis
age, doing his "level best to secure the
election of men who are knoscn to be true and trust
oorhy irrespective of their former party associa-
tions. Let the Young Men of other Wards and 10
calities CO. straightway, and do likewise! No mat
ter whether rich or poOr-whether the sons Of mil
onaires, OF clerks mechanics or day labOrers-every
young man is in duty bound to york and rOte for the
RiOht and endeavor to persuade all his friends to
follow his example.
Young Men! resolve and act! If you can. pos
sibly, give to-day to the redemption of the City
and State from the corrupt cabals by whom they
are governed and despoiledl You, who do not care
for Office or spoils yet believe IN honor and honesty,
must see to it that only honest are PIT guard
to protect your interests and those Of the people at
large, and withal, to prevent the damning disgrace
which would be brought upon us by the oOntinu-
ance of the cursed reign Of Tammany!
Such are the sentiments and appeal Of one who
earnestly desires REFoRA'
Murray HUI, Eels-York, Nov. 7. 1871.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-07

st. Louis and New-0rieans both want lines
OF IRON barge and meetings have already been held to
form companies and devise of obtaining them In
t2OO has already been pledged for the
new enterprise, and the movers expect 70 sell great
norton Of their stock In England. In st. Lons the
chsns met the other day and resolved that they ought
to have iron barges which In shallOwer water
and which the rates OF insurance are ess than is the
ought TO aid them with appropriation Of OF least
q, ,OOO,OOl The NeW-Orleans plan Is the wtsest.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-07
MISCELLANEOUS.
rANSANY RoUGHs IN HARLEM-"WATCHERs "
WHO NEED WATCHING.


70 As Ed1tOr Of rae TrtbHRS.
SIR: For the past four Sunday afternoons,
n least Ihaye noticed gangs Of hArdOOng men around
MOQaades Police Court, st FOuth-ave. and One-hund
redsDdtwenty- -niDthst. In passing, at tonight,
eOunted s carriages in front, and crowds Of men going
In. Having my curiosity aroused went in, also and
found the hall full Of Tammsny repeaters seats all occu
pied. and hardly StandingTOom This the hall Tweed
rents to the city for 80 per cent Of It's cost The
business Of this meeting to select three men as
Watchers fOf each po IN the Twelfth Ward. and to-
tuo!l0w ~ " they hold another meeting al ibis
New-York tribune., 1871-11-07
MAYOR HALL WAS ELECTED.
FrozA Tia World of Der 4 1869
A COMMON KIND OF FRAUD.

To Ihe EdttOr OF The Trtbune.
SIR: When my Irish porter went to the polls
to vote In the election repeater had voted In
his name Party friends standing by said "YOu must not
dsfranchse man." the inspectors allowed him to
vote of DemOcratc which made two votes IN his
name The question is hOD many more voted in his
namet Cannot something be done to prevent this
NeAo- Fork, Nov. T. 1871 EP.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-07
THE REFORM CAMPAIGN.
AND TIE POOR.

WHO SUFFER BY RING SWlNDLES-H0W TIE
MEN WHO CAN LEAST AFFORD TT MUST PAY
FOR WHATEVER Is WASTED IN CITY GOVERN
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-10-20
NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

H1OTICE, TO THE CREDITORS OF
N W. ID. HICEOK. EanSrUpt.-In the Dis.
tric, Court OF the United States for the District
~ Seyada.-In the matter OF W. u. UickOk,
= Rankrupt.-Noticc Is hereby given, that. pur-
sr,nt 10 an order made by said Court in the
mater of ". B Hickok, a bankrupt, on the
II,s day of October, A. D. 1871. hearing viii b,
had upon the petition OF said bankrupt: hereto
r,n, ail his debts and liabilities, proyable under
thc Act OF Congress cntitlcd An Act to cstAb-
iisb uniform system OF bankruptcy throughout
the United States," approved March ?. 1851. and
Tor certificate thereof before said Court ON the
ao,h day of October, \. u. 1871, AZ le O'Clock
y Of said day, at the Courthouse. in the city Of
Carson County OF Ormsby and State OF Nevada.
NJ which time ana place any creditor OF said
bankrupt, or any other person IN interest may may
,Ss nraycr of the said petition should not be
granted. y, ~; "; DiH,,,., ro,..
ocfS I'd Clcrk ot e1lu bl-ltISt Nputl.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-10-20
NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

H,oTIcE-TO THE CREDITORS OF MI
~ CHAEL FITZPATRICK, a Bankrupt.-ln
The District Court OF the United States for The
District OF Ncvada.-In the matter OF Nichacl
Fitzpatrick, q bankrupt. - Notice l. hereby
r,,sn ths, nnrsuant to an or,!cr made by said
coar; in Tho matter OF Michael Fitzpatrick.
h,nLrpnt on the 18th day OF October. \. u. 1871,
A hearing will be had upon the petition OF said
bankrupt heretofore aled In said Court pTiSinIS
for his discharge from all his debts anu EaoiIl-
lies. proyable under the Act Of Congress cnt!.
he'd "An Act to establish uniform system OF
SNnSrupicv throughout the United States, ap-
proved March >, 1851. and for ccrtihcatc
thereof before said Court, on the 3o,h day OF
October. A. D, 1871, at IL O'Clock v. OF said day,
Al the Courthouse. In the city Of Carson.
comfy of Ormsby and STATE OF Nevada, AT which
time and place any creditor Of said bankrupt. or
any other person In interest, may appear my
show cause, II any they have, why the prayer OF
the said petition should not be granted.
Il. VI. DAGGETT,