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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-03-06
San Francisco, February Il. 1871. fel7.td
NENTECK MINING COMPANY,

N Location OF Works: Gold Hin. Storey
State OF Nevada Notice. There arc delin'
Quent upon the following described stock, on
day OF January. 1871, the several amounts set
| opposite the names OF the respective share
holders. as follows:
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A RESOLUTION TO authorize the restoration OF
BENJAMIN 5. Richards TO the active list Of the
TApproved January 10. ls7l.l

Resolred BY The Senate and House Of Representatives.
Of The United Stdtes Of america IN CoH0ress as.
semGied,
That the President Of the United States BE-. and he
Is authorized, by and with the advise tadviccl and
consent OF the Senate, TO appoint Ensign Benjamin
3. Richards n master OH the active list Of the navy,
10 tatc from the twcnty-sixth day Of March, elgh.
teen hundred and sixty.nine, with the pay OF that
Crude from that date.
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Approved January %. ISL.

AN ACT to amend an Act entitled A Act 10 au
thorize the rcfunding OF the National Debt"
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OFFICIAL.
Laws Ofthe United States,
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY
PASSED At II
Third Session OF tho XGIst Congress

AN ACT. granting 10 the Utah Central Railroad
Company n right OF way through the public lands
for tie construction OF q railroad and Telegraph.
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[Approved January u, ls7I.1

A RESOLUTION authorizing the appointment OF
Commissioner In relation to the Republic OF Do
miDICa,
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[Approvod January II. ls7l.I

An ACT ecalns certain jurisdiction to the State
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Approved December IS, 1870.
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LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
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the Treasurer.
Sec. 20. All loyal claims or demands whntso-
ever existing or outstanding against said town
Of Gold Hill, at tho time OF this Act going into
effect, may DO purchasable a. provided in Sec.
lions is and 10 Of this Act, and paid out Of said
Redemption Fund.
Sec. II. All ordinances, contracts or agree.
ments passed or made. and all bonds, warrants
or other evidences Of Indebtedness issued by
said Board Of Trustees, shall DO held invalid
unlcss signed by the President Of said Board,
and counterslsned by the Clerk.
Sec: %. Whenever there shall be more than
sufficient money In the Contingent Fund to pay
the current expenses OF the town, the Board Of
Trustees shall have power to transfer q portion
thereof TO the Redemption Fund, to be used as
is by this Act provided for other moneys in said
fund.
Sec. q. The Board OF Trustees shall make out
and publish for at least three days. In a news
paper published In Storey county, In the months
OF January, April, July and October OF each
year, q full and detailed statement Of the re.
ceipts and disbursements, from what sources
received, and for what purposp paid out, during
the three months next preceding such report
Trustees TO provide for the accountability Of all
officers or employees elected or appointed under
this Act, to whom the receipt or expenditure Of
any Of the funds Of this corporation may DO In.
trusted, by requiring OF each OF them sufficient
OF their respective duties, and In case OF neglect
or refusal on the part OF any OF such officers Of
employees TO furnish such security to the salts.
faction OF said Board, within ton days after nd
iice or such requirement, the said Board al
Trustees may discharge such officer or employe,
and proceed to appoint some other person to
Sec. Is. Real and personal property may b
sold for taxes dGe said town. BY tho Marshal, II
there be 0 Marshal, and II no Marshal be ap-
pointed, then and In that case BY the Constable
Of Township No. 8, Of said Storey county. The
manner OF assessing and collecting taxes shall
be prescribed by ordinance, and title upon sale
OF property for taxer, either real or personal or
yided FOR by ordinance. The Marshal or Con
stable, as tie case may b, shall, upon kalc O.
real property for taxes, execute and deliver !
deed OF such property 70 the purchaser thereof,
and such deed shall DO received In any and all
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bridal. AND FUNERAL wREATHES, DO
10 DUETS. CROSSES, ANCHORS and STARS
Preserved or Ensmeled in Wax. All kinds of Hair
RI aiding done, Ornamental Hair Work on Glass and
Pearl, by Mrs FRIES, late of Boston, 900 Sth
street, near j. RefeTences:-NIs.P President Grant,
Ms. Admiral GOldSbor0ugh, W. W. Corcoran, Gen.
Eisey. Gen. Tompkins, Gen. Aiken. jsnIsly
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EVENING STAR.

sUIcIDEOF MONTGOMERY. THE AcroR.-The
Boston Times gives the following singular ac-
count Of the supposed suicide of Walter Mont
cOmery: IL SAYS that s'Miss Bigelow IL the wife
OF wealthy and well-known citizen of Boston.
whose name we had rather not mention until
we receive further confirmation of the facts in
the case. The lady in question Is remarkably
handsome, good deal younger than her Ameri-
can husband, and il Is said became enamored of
Mr.. Montgomery while he was in this city,
made his acquaintance and persistently follow
ed him. She went to England in the same
steamer-on the book of which she registered her
maiden name-vith the actor, accompanied by
her sister, who, IL Is said, was a party % the
wicked imposition practicej upon him in Eng
land The story goes that, with strange dis
regard 10 her reputation, and reeklessness little
short of madness. after entangling the affec-
tons of Mr.. Montgomery, instead of telling him
of her previous marriage she played the part of
the coy and viTtuous maiden, and herself in
sisted upon marriage" If this is really true this
wTetched woman must forever be looked upon
with scOrn and contempt.
frI kno lots oy phOlks who are Plus iist
because they waZ born so. They kant tell
when they got religion, and, If they should lose
it. they wouldn't know it--Josh Billings.
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RH GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
II Southeast corner eth and ID streets.
VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
FRONTING ON 3 STREET NORTH, Be
TWEEN 3TH AND 9TH STREETS WEST, AT
AUCTION. -
On TUESDAY, the 26th instant, at s O'Clock D.
%A NJ, We shall sell, on the premises, a valuable
E."M private residence, being TwO-story Frame
skH House, with fine building lot in front, bay-
$50. 'e -'1'' A'o
Terms: One third cash; balance In 2 and years
for notes bearing interest and secured by desd of
trust on the premises Sold All conyeyancing and
revenue stamps at the cost Of the purchaser. go
down on the day Of sale. s--
sel9d GREEN x WILLIAMS. Aucts
IRepublcau.
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MARRTED.

pENALL-PERRY. In Georgetown, Sep.emher
70. ~ the Rev. Mr. Mytinger, Mr.. SAMUEL
nENAIL. Of Georgetown, 90 Miss MARY A. PER-
RI Of Ontgpmery.
Rockville papers please eopy1
nUNALIs-DUyALL. September 10Th. at the
parsonage OF the West Georgetown ". , Church,
b. the Rev. G. ii. Mytinger. MIR. SAMUEL
pUVALL, Of Georgetown, to NJ - MARY
DCVALL, OF Montgomery county, Nd,
Rockville papers cOpy.1
sHAW-HILL. On tho 18th instant. nv the Rsv
Father Kane, J W. SHAW, OF Ohio, TO Miss MARY
A. HILL, of Washington, Do.
yEDDER-wHITE. On the nth inst, BY the
Rev. ThOs. A. Starkey, ID. D., rector OF the church
81 the Epiphany g u a kLES a. tEpDEk, OF New
c
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AUCTION SALES
Future DAYS.
DY 7Aos, Il, wAGGAMAN, Auctione~r.
ID S19 eth street Opposite YoSt Dfana

ID s1s 9TH street, opposite Post 0fioe.
TRUSTEES SALE AT AUCTION or A RrAu-
IT'LL Tract or LAND IN The COUNTY
ACBks; MORE Oh 1Esss Oh THE SEVENTH
OF "faE ROAD ooAB LEApfNG tTNoptsK S,i6Irsss
HOME, TIE FIRST HOUSE ON THE WESr
SIRE srSES AB9tE p TIL. P PdRSr TOLL GATE on
a. BY virtue Of tso deeds of trusts to n, from
Ailes,h and NoyFmbss Ia,h. 5 ISIS, and reeoried
Iiben T. and r., No D. folio 2H, Of the Land Records
OF Washington couaty, District of Columbia, we
premises. on TuEsDaY oo,oser sss staisy on me
m, all the land mentioned in said deeds of trusts
and more fully described follows, via: All that
Rsee or parcel q gronnd wing in the said city and
rods and ;wenty percbes. bounded as follows: Begin
Hjsg at th northeast corner of lot No l. of the sub-
tision 9l That part Of Bess Plains, LafAns outlet,
NeNed 70 Nhltan Little by BenjaIain Oyle Tsylns
am IMAM Il Ksy Toe. by deed bearing date March
2oth ISL thence with the north liae of said lot No
mead north liHe; hence with said line s61, 30
perehes to ntefsect the north lize Of new laid out
Ioao, 70 eet Slde, with the east line Of laid
south - degrees, east 443 peTehes TO intersect the
west line 81 an street plank road thence with said
ihe OF said road ;. ga degrees y. IL perches thence
~ straight ilGe to the beghaiDg, except as much
thereof released by thu said trustees and CON
Veyed 10y William A. Munder 10 Erastus NJ Chapip
az Of HIGH will more fully appear in Liber 629, folio
40: he improvements consist of a good tyO-story
Brlck Dwelling. stable, slaughterhouse. &c
- Terms OF sale: SS-s 500 cash. of which deposit of
Fly VIII DC REQUIRED when the property is sold; the
interest. secured by deed Of trust on the premises
1he terms OF sale to be complied with in five daYs
asr the safe or property to be resold, at cost and
RISK of deiaulting purchaser.
G GGsSA Isst tHkhpfERER,} Trustees.
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t aHsSA lksSt tkkseyEnER,i Trustees.
Sc 9-d&ds THOS Il. WAGGAMAN Ancts
RY G. ". HAyENNER CO, Auctioneers.
II 64S Louisiana avenue, Sd door east of 7th At

ID 64s Louisiana avenue, Sd door east Of 7th st.
TRUSTEES SALE AT AUCTION OF VERY
FFA sTRAsITE R dsMrSIR3yEp REAL ESTATE 6N
srREfTsi N S6BTM NTs NINTH AND rhNrH
by virtue Of 90 deed Of trust to me, recorded in
ington county, District of Columbia, and by direc.
dn q ,hs party secured thereby, SHALL on WE'D
otter for sale at auction all the property mentioned
in said deed Of trust described as follows: All Of lot
dred and seven CIV except the northeset
ern part thereof, fronting twenty feet on north
10. conveyed or to be conveyed being con-
famed within the following description: Beginning
tls and running on street forty one feet one
hen, tnence south parallel with the east and west
to the east line Of said lot thence south WITH ssid
east line ninety nine feet to the southeast corner o
feet one Inch to the soa;hWes. corner Of said lot,
thence north with the line forty four feet to
ad alley eS wss5 tSe
front part Of said lot and thence north by and with
dred and sixteen feet 10 the place of besinninE.
The improvements consist of two fine fOur-story
press brick front houses, being No. 92S and $50 +
Terms of sale: One half cash; balance in notes at
six and twelve months with interest ten per cent
per annum, secured by deed of trust on the prem
ses deposit OF $3.50 at the sale, and the terms of
sale to be complied with in ten days after the sale.
Of the purchaser. d. L. EATON, Trustee,
ses-d @. w. HAyENNER CO., Auctioneers.
E1-THE ABOVE SALE Is HEREBY POST
PONED UNTIL MONDAY. October 2, 1871, at 3
Trustee. ''-
sel9 G. w. HAyENNER & CO., Aucts.
ply GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
- Southeast corner Of 7th and ID SITS
VARIABLE THREE,sToRY FRAME HOUSE
TWEEN NJ AND N STREETS NORTH.
kUNNING THROUGH TO NEW JERSEY
Ia On MONDAY the 23th instant, at O'Clock
E..4 p. m, we shall sell, in front of the premises
aL part Lot No. 10, in Square No. '523, being %
story Dwelling House.
Terms: s 200 cash; balance 6, IL aud Is months
Tor notes bearing interest and secured by deed of
trust on the premises All cOnveyabcing and re enue
stamps at the cost Of the purchaser down on the
day of sale.
sel9-d GREEN a WILLIAMS. Aucts
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FOB PRIVATE SALE.
We are nov receiving from the manusacturers
ssrZ large and hsndsome assortment Of CABI-10-
which we invite the attention Of buyers, as ali -
are Of excellent workmanship, which has been ~
made 70 order, and 70 which we respectfully in
vite the attention Of buyers before purchasing ess
we esse., WIN. L. WALL CO.,
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THE NEW FRENCH CANDY NAUFACToRY.
MR.. A. CAvANARD,
The celebrated French Candy manufacturer, keep.
always on hand large stock Of the finest fresh
freneh Candies at New Nork wholesale prices No.
Si0 18th street, between Penna. avenue and street
call - s,ls e.
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by LATIMER CLEARY, Auctioneers,
~ iSuceessors 70 Cooper & Latimar,)
Southwest corner Penna. avenue and 18th street

Southwest corner Penna. avenue and 18th street.
TRIsTEE's SALE OF GROUND IN SQUARE
236, on u STREET. BETWEEN i3ra Avn
i4TH STREETS WEST.
- BY virtue Of deed rust, dated 81 IT October
lso, and recorded in Liber X NJ III, No u, R,lio
- OF ct seq :, one Of the land records for Washing
ton county, the subscribers wll sell on the premi-
ses. TO the highest bidder, on MONDAY, the 9th If
iSts IN the city Of wsshinston, In the District OF
ground plan thereof as Lots three g. and four (ID
IN Square numbered two hundred and thirty-six.
tZ1 or so much thereof as may be necessary 10 pay
debt Of nine hundred dollars, $780, with interest
The terms Of sale are: One-third cash, $50 Of
winch must be paid at the time and place OF sale on
esch parcel soldI and the residue In SIX and twelve
mentns with interest from the day Of sale, on notes
sold. - 'sS' w ''1o PiohiSes
day. from the day Of sale, the Subscribers re-
serve the right on ten loI DAYS public notice in ne
newspaper IN ashington city, to resell the prop
er par o. M for cash, at the risk and cost
All eonyeyances and stamps at the purchaserss
cost. A. HYDE, p"i'""'ei
LATIMER CLEARY Auets
se7law6Oc6I Patriot
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ITO IRON MANUFACTURERS.

THE AMERICAN SUBMERGED DOUBLE
Il ACTING G0N-fREEZ1NG T0RCE PUMP.
The simplea ana most powerful I'm use.
CHARLES WOOD.
arz:-ly Corner 9Th and d streets
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Real Estate Auctioneer, 1906 r street.

IL will sell on THURSDAY, the 21st day Of
E"H September, at O'Clock, in front of the prem
.Ases, parts OF Lots IS and So. in Square lsO, on
1OI street, between and Q, lots Is feet inches
wide by ITO feet deep each, improved by two new
story pressed brick front houses containing six
rooms each, with bath rooms, gas and water pipes
complete. They will be sold separately.
Terms OF sale One-third cash; balance in twelve
ana eighteen months, secured by deed Of trust upon
the property. All convey ancinR at the cost of the
purchaser. +. b. MCGUIRE,
se6-ddds Real Estate Auctioneer, 500 street
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RAILROADS.
fHE sdtTs hsb s sSSTES skg FAST


NEW RouTE FROM THE NORTH AND EAsf
~ TO INK SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.
Tn. ALABAMA AND CHATTANOOGA RAIL-
80 SSss; rem - + ;i Es.i, ~,
s 5s. i ss@ fcIs Fh f S Ss,n ns
noof.t0 Meridian, n obiie, New OHeAns, Jacksoa.
The rOsd-bed i IN spleSdid oo6ditiOn, aud ths
Equipment perfect.
I'm Via the route from LIUchb1rs 70 nobIl. ssd
NV orleAn. wlthsut change.
n n ks,lre@d aud secure the quickest tins ana
The sstesion q Freisst shipper. .. oaIled 20 ths
,oele a. the ADJ speeay transit BE-
Is :. me nor.e md South with rates always ~
en- ,hi fright and procure bills q lAdins via
WILLIAM kEAyY. e-serAl Freight and r,cl.
u5Gt g sfT sAn s'oSFa Superintendent, oss..
RAL1IMORE ANDsBlo RAILROAD
Trains between WASHING - =, 81
T9S sPs hsI STinSEE ~ aI&
foR skLffmoRF.
as !" m: a:ss 500, .siS. $40 $40 sS eo "a, .ss
FOR ALL WAY STATIONS
Lesys daily essept Sunday, At e.as and s:as,.
fcr .Principsi Way stations, Bisden.surs. Belts
VILE Laura Annapolis ysnction, aud Relsy iesv.
yes.upf ne sac p N .iSps At ISDapolis Jas.
The a;ss = O M on Sunday stop. a. surius N.
week. -
Leave NJ 8, as al and no D m Netrsin a %
from Anna polls ca Sunday.
FOR sALTIMoRE
Leave sf sSk Ny ~ sf eS fss and '.''
FOR ALL PANTS or TBEwE
ne saS S:sS 90 ' and sa,TSdsy and
On saturday a. ess and a5p.m.
Wheslhs, fsrfeTssrrs, rftisSors, sc. ''"O'' 70
and sce % Ssss as'.
Relay House with strasburs ana Winchester socos,
Through iicksz % the West can be had at the
Washington station Ticket once At ali hours In me
fs. New rs {; rhsssghi. and Boston Cd
Master Of Trans port stioa.
dEo ko5sTHssi, sc a'ft At Gs:hinrton up
THkSUSH LINE
Il BETWEEN WASHINGTON.
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YoRK
wAsHINsros, June ., Is7o-noou.
II. sTS =; ssII INV ioEk ma
sET neFk sus1 i.sS a so ne 'a
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Lesys daily lexoept sunday 1t 500 .. m, lass
-N ON SUNDAY.
Leave fct New York At 800 .. m, and Philsaes-
sleeping car. for New York on 9 p m. train only.
Through tickets 20 PhilAdelphia, New YOrk os
Boston can be had st the station Once At All hours
FOR Baltimore and Ohio Railroad adverti.-usu,
nEpolis and the West. }. L, WILSON,
ImooLr General F ses5:F s & EsH'''F'.o'
GEO. $. KooNTZ. Ageut. washne,1n. ielE
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DIED..

GRUGAN. At White Bear Lake, MINI, on the
s,fh inst. II. T. GRTGAN, of PhilsdelpDis, aged IS
philadelphia papers please copy1
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
RY GREEN Il WILLIAMS, Auctjoueers
u 319, Southeast corner Seye nth aud ID SIS
TRUsTEE's sALE on IMPRoyEp pRopksrY

ON THE ISLAND AT AUCTION
IL BY virtue Of q deed Of trust to me- dated
EssM February ,, ISL, and recorded in Liler No
6659, folio 81 one of the land records for wash
inRton county, D. G., will sell at public actSon on
THURSDAY, the 21st day Of September. D. ISL,
at O'Clock p m, in front of tho premises All that
certain piece parcel of ground known as lot mum
bered %, in Todd Gunnells subdivision OF square
numbered 80, having front foot alley of q
feet inches, by de pth of 81 feet inches situated
bewet and streets south and 6h aud 7eA streets
much thereof as may be necessary pay and satisfy
the amount named in said deed of trust, together
with the costs and ex penses
Terms One third cash; the balance In siz, twelve
and eighteen months, with interest, the deferred
payments 20 be secured by q lien on the property.
Stamps add conveyancng at the purchasers cost
depOsit of 800 will be required the day nf SALE
j. X. MCCONNELL, Trustee.
sel1-eekds GREEN a WIIH,yAMS. Aucfs
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DY GREEN d WILLIAMS, Auctfonears
ID Southeast cOrner Of 9Th - n So ~

TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE LOT ON
MASsACHUSETTS ANENUE, BETWEEN
FOURTH AND FIFTH STREETS WEST.
~ By virtue Of decree passed by the Supreme
$YaFourt Of the District OF Columbia in Equity
-cause No. 236t, will sell, at public auction. in
front Of the premises, on THURSDAY. the 2lst day
Of September. Isl, At D O'Clock p. m, Lot Is, in
Square 5l7, in the city Of Washington, u. q.
This Lot fronts q feet 4 inches on Massachusetts
avenue. between Fourth and Fifth streets wests
Terms: One-third cash; balances at six ami twelve
months for which the notes Of the purchaser, bear
ing interest from the day Of sale will be taken, and
lien retained an the property. deposit Of loo will
be required at the time Of sale. All conveyancing
and enue stamps at cost Of purchaser.
v. r.. KING. Trustee.
se12,td GREEN Il WILLIAMS, Aucts
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-11-04

The Washington correspondent of the
Philadelphia Press says: The recent article
in the St. Louis Republican advising its
party not to nominate a candidate for the
Presidency, but to join its forces with all re-
publicans opposed to the present Administra-
ton, and to put in the field against Grant
what the Republican calls Liberal republic
can." has been and is the chief topic of con-
versation here among politicians. The plan
meets with as little favor among prominent
democrats as did the ''new departure" To
adopt it would, they say, be a confession to
the country that they cannot elect thorough
democrat. They prefer to fight the battle
and lose rather than surrender before q gun
is fired. The republicans laugh at the idea,
and are satisfied that Grants election is GER
tain, no matter what may be the tactics Of the
enemy.
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GENERAL NEWS.

Milwaukee has one saloon to every one
hundred and twenty inhabitants.
Twenty new railroads are to be constructed
in the State of Ohio.
OF all the State debts, that of Virginia is
the largest, and that of Oregon the least.
A man in Fayette county, Ind, has been
twice publicly whipped by the same woman.
California has the largest orchard in the
world. 1t contains 426 acres.
The Boston milk companies are said to
have grown enormously rich by watering their
stock.
The ''passive proposition" among the De-
mocracy-that is, to sit down and wait for
luck-appears to be gaining ground.
The authorities of Harvard College have
refused the application of a Nashua lady, who
desired to attend the law school.
The London Times calculates that in fifty
years more every civilized nation will speal
the English language.
The proud cathartic State" is what he
loving sons call the Commonw ealth of Kansas
1t all comes from the cultivation of casio
beans.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-11-04

The Mormons are just now making saving
keep them so contented that they will refrain
from lawsuits.
Queen Victorias Christmas present to the
Emperor Alexander will be six Southdowu
sheep from the Northumberland folds. Does
she mean to pull the wool over his eyes?
Henry Ward Beecher says that the most
gratifying circumstance in his life was being
kissed by Kossuth. A cotemporary asks :
"Isn't this a little hard on poor Mrs. Beecher.'
Of the twelve hundred living persons in
Phoebe, Nevada, six hundred have been in
state prison, and of the eleven dead bodies in
the cemetery, two died OF natural causes.
Recent reports represent that smuggling is
still carried on openly along the Rio Grande
River, principally by Mexicans, who defraud
our government out ola large amount of mon
ey annually.
John Ruskin says Though l have kind
invitations enough to visit America, l could
not even for couple of months live in a coun-
try so miserable as not to possess any castles"
What will the poor man do when he dies?
There is pathetic illustration of the con-
stancy of love in one of our Western States,
in the shape of an aged couple who have been
engaged to be married thirty years, and dur
ing that time have never been out of Jail to-
gether long enough to have the ceremony
sOemnized.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-11-04

Colonel George S. Ticknor, chairman of
the Iowa State republican committee states
that Senator Harlan's chances for reelection
are hopeless and that representative Allison
will probably be able to carry on the first
ballot 60 of the l2l votes which the republic
cans will have in joint convention. Mr.. ALI
sons own county, Dubuque, which gave 1900
democratic majority, elected q republican
and strong personal friend of Allison rep
resentative, while Senator Harlans county,
strongly republican on the State ticket, went
against him and elected a democratic repre-
sentative. Colonel Ticknor says that the I'M
pledged republicans, who probably include a
maj GRITTY of all elected, are above brides or
favors, and that the Senatorial question will
be decided honestly and strictly on its merits.
Ex-representative Wilson, though not promi-
nently in the field, has strong following and
will command a respectable vote at the out
set in the legislature. The democrats car
ried only five counties and twenty-five men,
bers of the legislature. The exact republic
can majority is Al ,203.