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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-08
Pab7ic Library Of Kentucky

The Concert and ri-trihitinn will take rlare
under rf- immediate superri ION OF the T ustees
named in he Act .f L. CORPORA. on.
The Trustees will he assisted by well known ani
eminent citizens f | e:tbc4y. who have couSentef
10 lie prtseuI 1T he Ctncert a =. TO superini end
the drawing and dis'r,tuiinn # Gifts.
he holders # tickets To which gifts arr awarded
will BE- paid on pre-entition # them or their frac
ton. at the office in louisville, tie .esond day
al CT daawing and every bushes, day FIR SIN
nj ruths thereafter, and NAV be sent ditec or
through any Bank or Express Com'any for cul,ec-
ton All orders accompanied by Hr. ifs. Pos
Office Money orders. or GreenL ,chs. vii! he
promptly attended TO and tickets returned BY
mail, register ed II expressed, as esired.
Tickets are like sreenbacks- good only to the
holder
Buyers will note there are ONLY One Hundred
Thousand Tickc'-. Instead OF Nv" iIundre
Thousand. as in the San francisco Gift funccrt.
ard that there is $50 600 more list ibuted I
sold that and made the awards in four months AMI
paid SisS.G0O to tickef noldersf rom November
2nd To Is h, l>5n, and turned over SI2 600 TO
the Secretary due tickets mol presented
Ii vi he particularly noticed tLai it is a mat
ter Of im!o~sib'liiy for any one TO know what
numbers draw gif :, As it Is not known What the
gf Of any Number drawn from the Il 81 wherl
will be. until the sealed box. with am,Int If thu
rifr plainly printed, i taken from The otEer whre,
and opened in fl. view f the au.iie C. the elm
the larger gifts may not come ut till towards the
last, or in the middle If tile dr1wing. The Slcn
roo gift in the San Francisco Gf Concert. under
the management Of C r.. Tctes, WAS The Booth
gentleman in New orle,ns.
o. The numbers and Gifts are drawn by blind
children fr nj s I II years of age
The drawing Will be extensively published ard
parties urdef ing tickets will Lave print ed lists sent
them. Par.iA frning Clubs AMI desiring inior-
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II. C"upary."- Pr ncipti lilac # bust
ness Of said Comis' y is located ia Carson Civ.
Nevada. Motto, is hereby given that at A meet.
Ing Of the Boari # trustees OF said c. mpanv
held an The 5th day of February. ISL. an assess
ment. \" l. OF five 5. crut-, Ell sIia WIS levied
% the c I1t1i -tpCk o said ,"npaHy; that at ,
meeting { said Bad he'd on the Is, aay Of
Narci', 1871. an assessment. No Is, If on. and
two birds "a cents er share was /, yied un,n
the capital stock # saii Comp 4ry. that at I.
NEE ing 4 shii u, ard held m the H. dar # .Iul,
ls1' an assessment, M II, If uel,r and ON.
i'lf tl2l2l cent Per shaie WIS levied on the cam
tai stick Of sai amiatny: that at n meeting or
said II snd held III II c Sd day If August 49, an
a~ses-nieut. No Is, f siAieen and twr thirts
II - &c is PEI share was e. led uEaii the c.pitaI
st. OK Of said omInny: that at a IN. cling OF said
d ard 'eid or the 18th day T August IS7l. al n.
No l6. f three and one hind "a,
cents Der share was LEVIED upon tie %caIiral stock
Of said unpaBy.
All II which : id assessments W #. re aN able IN
> -dfaf"lN after the ievyinE ia. reef in cod con
IF the United states, to the Secr. rary ~ the com.
panE. n is uflCe, IN the town of ,ars n CIV
H1s'e If Nevaaa Any st"ck upon which s,ii a.
se->meut~, - any Ut either Of them. shall remaj,
unpaid on THURSDAY. The Fourteenth Dav ..
Srprember. l>ll >hail lie De enei del nuueut and
VIII lie culV advertised for 81 = 1T ublIc auction.
and na'ess pay nntnf- shalt he nlade ,n OF hefor.
the Fourteenth Dtv OF o fob
ISL, 10 pay such deli quen n->eS>n emf, tYerh,,
with costs f asveitisirE aud expenses u sale.
BY order If the Buart
ALFRED HELM. Sec'r.
larson tfN. Aug II, ls4l. agt6@.
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~ 10 IL w - u NJ
Cash p iZe silver Ware ate , valued at s. .2gG.OHu
A chance 10 draw any IF tiI- above prizes for 25c
Tickets describing prizes a . SEALED IN Envelopes
AMI well mixed oI rec tit Of &c A SEALED
rCELr is drawn without choice, and lent BY mail
l.. sry aud e>s. The pt liz Hrmei upon 1t will be
iriive ed to tie ficker-hoider on pay nienr g "NE
i1ILlR. Prizes are Immediately sent t. any adj
creSs BY cSpT esS or return mail
You will know what yonr Prize ia before You
nay for il. Any Prize exc anged for another Of
the same value. No blanks. Our patrons can
iepend on fair dealing.
REFERtNCEs The following lately drew Nalu-
able Prizes and kindly permitted rs 10 publish
r,Iom Andrew J. Burns, Chicago. SO. OOO Niss
Clara Walker. Baltimore, Pian", $50 James NJ
Matthews, Detroit. $500; John L. Anderson,
savannah, s. 900; James Simmons, BistJu,
SiO. coo.
Press OPINIONS s'Tiic firm is reliablc.'-
Weekly + ibune. nec. ~. DESERVE their sue
aes-,"-N.Y Herald. Jan. I. s.'Just and Hon
= able ID c. y.
SAINT for Circular. Liberal Inducements to
AGENTS. Satisfaction guaranteed Every p.ckag-
III ~ ~etlei Envelopes conrairrs ONE CASH GIFT.
seven tickets for 81; /. for 81; 81 for So; 200 for
SIS. Address:
2ENsON, Mills 6 Co., 81 Broad 81. E.Y.
aIi2-lm
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notice of EfisSOEutsOn.

T'HE CoPARTNERSIIr HERETRFHRE EX-
isting between l.. Lachaprlle 4 George
MIRA, under the firm name and style Of Lacha-
p,Ilc & Murray. is hereby diss lived by mutual
1.n.en.. L Lichalell- withdraw M from the firm
Ti,r busin 81 will hereafter I've conducted by f's'Irge
Mn nay and THIS Finn. under the firm name and
style OF MURRAY & NNN All the debts OF
said concern viii lie paid by Murray q Finn. and
ri debts due said Concern will be COLLECTED by the
l>n. L.. L~ACilAPELLE
GEORGt MURRAY.
Carson City. Nevada, Aug. 70. ls7i. xu26 In
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

R.UrIC Is HEIEBY GIVEN TIL At SEALtD
Prop ssis will he received, at the sto'e of
John h. CheE4v, E-3., by The Board Of Commits
sic,.rrs e Orm-by County, up to the
sth day of September, A. d.. 1871,
=. 10 DEL ok A NJ. for the RO0PI>G of the
ttoaasy Buildings. as rer plans and specifications to
l.. seen at Mr. Chrney's store.
by order Of the Rn,rd Commissioners ia and for
crmsty County, Nevada.
7. J. EDWARDS. Clerk.
August Z, 1871. auS-td
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ELECTION

Marriage and Celibacy.
Essay for Young Men, or great -,
ClnL EVILS and ABUSES, which interfere with
MARRIAGE-with sure niear.s If reIief for III.
Er,irg and Unfortunate, diseased and d.bilitat.,
Sent free, in sealed envelopes. Adore.
HoWARD ASSOCIATION, No. 2 S. Ninth Sc,
Philadelphia. Pa. rr:s-.f
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-08

l Gift OF Cold FOO 90
l lift A neat h'fu-e az d lot IN the flour
i>hIns rIfy of Vail jo, Nnln-i al. 1,SO0
Gift-,Ie-t h"u-e and lot in the flour
i-tins city OF Vallejo Valued at. 1,SO0
l Gift A neat h,u-e and lot in The flour
ish'ng CITY of Vallejo Valued At. Loo
] Gift neat house and let in the flour
i-liing city of Vallejo. Valued At. 1909
! Gitt-A r,eai house and lot in the flour
i.hin- city of Vallejo. Valued A. l,2uJ
I Gift-A neat house and lt in the flour
isi.ing c ~ OF Vallejo. Valued at loo
10 Gift--l6 fine uiIiin@ lots in the flour
isiEirE CITY Of Naliejo-SSu0 each. =. IL, 500
Il Gifrs-l1 fine uildinr lots in rhe flour
ishing cit. If Vallejo NslU. ID at. -. $500
Gifts fire %tuihiing lots in Sacrs-
m~entn-feoor sch--"--------. +,so6
IS Gifts-76 fine buiining lots in Sacra-
meuto-H00 30 an,
70 GIt' in valuable STOCKS. Va!us..-... S,l3S
$50 Prizes, amounting o.-......,. Se3 SIS
The money received for the sale Of the tickats
and the title deed. Of the property will be depos-
irr,l in The % Fellows Bank of Swings. AZ Sac
raInrnfD, who will be Only authorized to hand
over the gifts to those who hold the lucky num-
bers.
GOOD AGENTS wanted to whom a LIBERAL
bis OUNr will lie given, a. well "a t.. purchasers
of 100 + more tic cts.
The drawing will take place under the supervi-
Sion Of IL commit &c of well knpwn and responsible
citizens of Sacramento. Address orders 10
FELCII & HEATON. Gent Managers.
Jy,-td 40 Fourth street, Sacramento, Cal.
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c.. L. PERKINS q II. C.. STREET
PR0PRIET0RS,

And viii be devoted to the promotion oi
the best interests of the State OF Nevada
and the County of Ormsby. In its col
umns will be found the latest Eastern
and Foreign Telegraph News, and also
the lates: Mining Intelligence of the Pa
chic States, particularly OF Nevada; its
local department will be carefully at
tended to, and all vents trauspiring will
be truthfullf chronicled.
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Co-Fartnerssaip Office.

ArOTICE IS HERERi GIVEN THAT TIE
Undersigned have this day formed - ~cn-Iart-
aef>hip FIR tie purpose " conducting the Hniel
business in the city OF Carson. under The firm
name aud style of NURRAY & HIM.
Carson CRY. Nevada, Anc Is. ISL. aU25-in
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These gifts viii, at the concert be awarded I
the hnl,!crs OF tickets in the same manner as =
the concert given in san Francisco in aid of I'll
Mercantile Library
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S255 SO Tickets. $500; I13
Tickets, $1,000.

The undersigned late pr ncipal Business Mama
ger Of the very successful N rcantil+ Library Gift
Concert Of san Frauci-cr. has been appointed
gent and Manager Of tho Gift Concert in al of
tie Pub. ic Library Of k."turky.
The drawing will tai e place N public, and
everything will he done Il. raj i>fv buyers IF Ticket.
that the r interests will be as well protecfe ri as il
they PERSONALLY superintendent the entire affair.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-08

To insure ticket holGers. the public are assured
that t only Is. Geo tickets are sold. ot,iy %. G0)
Plumbers 60 III the large wheel, the III gifts
awarded, but di.nini he pro Iafa. IN case 81, 600
tickets only are sold. nniy numbers I 20 SO, coo &c
in the large wheel. and the III gifts diminish e.:
one-haif. and i'll case only So, COO tickets are sold.
the entire 72l gifts " II be paid in full-it being
interded no unsoll tickets shall participate
The Manager has already paid int the Citizcn-'
Bank 81, Oo0 towards t-f!sying the txpen e. and
does not Gei end On sales Of ticket to iav his ex-
rens-s If Printing. Advertising etc. TIE public
are invited To the utmost scrutiny az to the reIiabi
lily of the entire affair.
Persons DESTROYS of acting a. agents for the sale
If our tickets i'll any city IN the United States or
Canadas, address,
thas. R. Peters. Manager, Louisville. KY.
Office i2o Main street. Johnsun's Block.
X. DURRETT, President; ". NJ. HALDE-
MAN. Vice President; NJ. W. CLUSKY, Secretary;
CIiIZENS' BANK. TIessuIer.
Mon"y Received from sale Of tickets in Califcr-
mia, Oregon and Nevada, will be Deposited with
Wells, Fargo & Co, ViIg:nia City, to await tho
drawing.
n. A. FRENCH,
General Agent,
VIRGINIA CITY, Nevada,
Who will supply tickets and furn:.. information.
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SITUATION WANTED,

DY A MARRIED LADY IA HOCSEKEsPER,
ID in the city or country. Would do chamber or
any other honss work required, except eanhiHg
and washing. Apply at this Ofdcs. asavM.
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Is7I.. STATUTES. 1871.

cfATUTHS OF THE or NEyADA
for 1871, for sale It the State Printers onice,
Ohrron, snd 1t A. L. BANCROFT I cos, san
Rxacisco. Price, =.
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affer paying the expenses If tn" ente prize and
mahing the d;>rrituti of the gifts. the balance
Of lie p Ocrri- arising fr' m tie sale Of tick-t-
WI tie appropriated to The establish nrcut # IL
FREE LIBRARY in H. uisyil!e To he called the
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$4,000

Ia Cash Gifts TO be distributed by
the metropolitan ash Prize Co.
EVERY TICKET DRAWS A PRIZE.
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MANNER OF DRAWING.

there will be two glass wheels. One wheel will
contain loo, $50 numbers plainly printed Oh leather
tags. The other wheel viii contain ri boxes,
each containing Il gif One tag or number will lie
drawn from the 100, coo wheel. and the f rst box
drawn from the second or III b X wht 81 will con-
tain II Gift. neatly printed and sealed up. and the
gift so drawn from the second wheel Will lie the
gift of the tag inst drawn, whether $50, 81 300
:. 10 lnn
The Placer herald., 1871-08-26
RADICALS COMMITTED AND Dhi' h-'
To SUBSIDY.

Whether the Radical party III ths 0u''7 -
sincere or not in the adoption of Their ah''.su'-
sidv rlatform. still these facts are evident IS
That the policy Of subs'dizlng r"li0''''' -,
other corporations, is a Radical poAe!'
orionated the scheme, and have sn''"iieu ~
wherever it has been sustained, ld--At 'iio i''
session of Congress. just ADJOURNED INT! s.
70 the Northern Pacific Railroad over se' ''-''
millions acres Of land. The grant covers SUI.
Of Territory larger than six times the "s''1
New England. It is belt l20 miles "'No W.
mo so miles on each side of the road ~ o'''
600 miles in length 1t is 40 Sections or owe
y. eco acres to the mile. The land aioi'e "''-
more than build the road twice over. 1t 10 'i'
LARGEST giant ever given to any railroad con-
,,a,1v IN the United States, or elsewhere ana as
# was about the last thing done at Washington
It don't show much anti-subsidy there' ."
the last session Of our State Legislature 'iie l'1'
ical members favored al railroad demands "UD
FOUGHT to the very last against the doVer'io' 3
veto of the two most Infamous railroad hle"'ui'
If tha sossioil> 4th--The whole Radical STATE
ticket has not on it Il man who has ever taken /"
stand against this policy, until after Ms Ao-'i1'
ton. and then but fcebly. 5th--Ih' II pr III
nent speakers here from the East are douple-"'s
filled railroad. tariff and bank sl'bsidists ham
lin. Gorham. Nye, Bingham. Halnlm > last OH
in the Senate called the Portland, Rutland vs.
wego and Chicago .lgoad, provides that 'A-
Postinaster-G Gencral shall make the contracts ioi
building and the Secretary OF the Treasury Is &c
nav the bills hy the issue OF United States bonds
to an amount equivalent to S3U,Ooo per e"cu
mile of road built No land is asked for; there
is none along the line Of the road to give, lPoft
land being Portland III Maine.) Money alone
is asked ior, and that directly nom the tnne0
States Treasury Gorham, Nye and Bingham
history touching the question IS TOO wen hho"'
to be considered l. il possible that these meh
have come out here to rrn)unce the p"lcY o.
their whole political lives, and to denonnee the
very measures they have just been advocating
Oh the other s.de? Finally, we submit that ih'
subsidy policy is the policy OF the Radlcai party
at Washington, not only ~ regards railroads
but also as re-qlrds the tariff banking (not llcn-
/ toned in their PLATFORM and 'ho whole system
OF special franchise legislation, and that the Ell
quirv whether the Rad Gals are sincere IN thei,
/ platform here, is merged in the higher and more
! important question: are they not bound by thea
masters at Washington, acting either directly
upon them individually, or upon the State y
/ Acts Of Congress usurping and overrulng tho
! local government, u8 in the case Of the Chine. E
! license?
The Placer herald., 1871-08-26
SUPERVISORS.

The clique mouth-p piece ventures TO head
an article as above. Good Judgment in our
neighbor would have forbid his using that
abhorred word in this campaign if lie car
nestiy wishes the success CT his party.
"Supervisors" sounds to the people of this
county ike the word "Pills' does to the
poor einacatcd sick man, whose stomach
trrne summer4ault at The sight Of aquack
or the shake of pill-box. Yes, the people
of this county are sick, prostrated, impoyer-
ished and nauseated of too much "super-
visor" It is, of all others, the medicine
thst turns their stomachs and gags the whole
community. Say Republican Supervisors
and the whole public shudders as if you
would apply skunk juice and asafrtida to
their olfactorics. Republican Supervisors.
Was it not them that ordered big case dis
missed, at the county's cost, when the last
brief had been filed and tie last argument
made, for the accommodation Of the K. X.
company? Was it not them that ordered q
suit STOPPED against the same company, and
wanted the county to take half the taxes
due from the same company? Was 1t not
them that reduced the assessment Oh the K.
X. track to 5000 per ;ailc from $4,000
per mile? Was it not them that struck
81 900 off the X. Il. taxes? Was it not them
that sold our stock for less than others got,
and fooled four months interest away, and
thc discount on our bonds, when they had
the means to stop it and to make the dis
count for the county? Speak not to tie
people of Placer those most abhorred Of all
words, "Repubican Supervisors, fyou want
anybody to vote the Republican ticket. We
think such impressions as these are abroad
in the community, and that they have not
been dreamed We think too much Of TIC
people of Ibis county to ever wish them again
scourged by Republican Botrd of Superyi-
sors. Republicans have had enough OF
Republican Supervisors in this county, and
Republicans who know which side Of Their
bread the butter is On will not this year vote
for Republican Supervisors. The other ticket
furnishes names for Superyisors that will do
honor TO the county, TIE whole people and
themselves; men whose words are as good
as their bonds; men who have no superiors
for honesty, integrity and business capacity
in any county or country. Edward Walsh
Of Auburn, Richard Williams of Forest IIill
and Peter Singer Of Lincoln, are the men to
elect Supervisors and with them in Office,
this word that row stinks in the nostrls Of
lhc people Will be made honorable again.
The Placer herald., 1871-08-26

BADLY ScARIp. he ring organ has tive
articles in the last issue that mean a grea
weakening. These articles talk about th,
Democrats wanting TO swap, etc. lin one
article the song is, the Democrats have g.vel
all up but Moore, and are swapping for him
and in the next column it gives this the lie
by insisting that all are for Dunnam fol
Sheriff. What stuff Fulweiler rushes to
one Of our candidates and says, You arc
gone; all your party are swapping for votes
tor Myres TO beat me; another rushes to an
other of our candidates and says, you are
beat, all your party are swapping for votes
for Albrecht And so it goes, until nearly
every man on the ring ticket is raving and
sweating in the belief that he is being swap
ped off by lis party, and will be beat. As
to these ring chaps being swapped off 10y
their own men, we can't say but that they
will lie beat, the signs are hopefal, and we
can tell them that there is no swap in the
Democratic party in this election. Men
never swap away anything they like, and
the Democracy are in love with the men or
their ticket. Not only this, but many Re-
pubicans are of the same way of thinking
Keep your shirts on, boys; the way the
yhing now looks, YOU will be all swapped of
by the people for good, honest, competent
county officers, Of stripe that wont plundel
tn, taxpayers. and not one Of yoa will fee
worse than all the rest. The packed con
yention that put You in nomination wa
enough to damn any ticket, and so you
cake is all dough, aud has been from til
| start.
The Placer herald., 1871-08-26

SrARBucK AND DuNNAM. Under this hea6
our neighbor is giving his candidate fts
Hear him:
To efficiently fill the Sherii's Chico in this
county, a man needs to b. quick, viglant, active
always on the alert.
What do you think of that? Read j
again, and then take look at Starbuct
and then at b. d. Dunnam, and then tel
rs if the Stripes is not working against Star
buck. 1t may be possible that the S''lpc'
has discovered that its opposition to lis can
didate will do him more good than praise,
but we hold that it is not honorable to go tc
the extent Of showing up Starbuck's weak
points.
The Placer herald., 1871-08-26
ELECTION Oct. 19, 1871

Nor Our WAy.-Thc Stripes thinks (pre-
tends to think) that our able letter from an
old line Republican at Dutch Flat is bogus.
We know it was n sidewinder and that il
Is genuine. The gentleman may not desire
the hounds after him just now, and all ,fat
can he made 10y hunting poll lists is rather
funny. We al lot scholar enough to I'M
dertnke forgery, and must leave that busi-
ness for such as make forged aidavits. The
queer thing about the forged aNidavi's in The
Stripes is that if the forgery was committed
in San Francisco, why were they sent to the
Stripes, and TO other paper, especially as
the Stripes had no influence? Can you ex-
plain this, ncghhor?
The Placer herald., 1871-08-26

LOOK OuT FOR TRICKs.-Our Central
Committee made a fair proposition to the
Republican Committee to print the two tick
cts alike, on white paper, black ink and in
the same type; spread so that the voter
could have his choice as to who he votes for,
and vote secret ballot, as the law contem-
plates; but this fair proposition was declined.
This justfes us in saying look cut for frauds,
fraudulent tickets and every species of small
tricks that low cunning can devise TO rob the
voter Of his free choice. What do homes.
Republicans think of such lenders?
The Placer herald., 1871-08-26
How Contcmptibly Mean.

Under the head of Crank Moore, our
neighbor treats his readers to near column
of stuiY--a MIXTURE of whine, beg, coax and
false insinuation, which should sh'Ale every
gentleman in his party. Knowing shat Il.
+. Moore, one Of the Democratic candidates
for he Assembly stands incompartoly above
any and all men on the ring concern, and
that he will be elected by men who want
honest, honorable and intelligent legislators,
the stripes editor seeks odeirdct from him and
whip in Republican voters to the supp rt of
his cliq1c tcI't. After all the other whining
devices, the ring thing says ga vote fer
Frank Moore may be equivalent to a vote
or Duke de Gwinn, inimating that Gwiun
may be candidate for [. S. Senator
/ There is not an intelligent man in the whole
State in politics, who does not know that
Senator Gwnu has openly avowed that he
will never even accept that, or any other Of
fc,. lie is quietly working mine in Gale
v,ras county, in his age and declining years
without thought or desire for politics, or
aught save making an honest living, a posi-
ton the carrion rootcr of The Stripes cannot
appreciate But we viii spike this purile
squirt gun at once. We have the authority
OF b. +. Moore for saying that if he is elect
ed he irM not vote for Gwinn for Senator
Now, what next, YOU cunning Gorliam pet
We can tell YOU our opinion. If the Rcpub-
icans have the power, George Coolio Cor
ham is to he t. ). Senator, Booth Is to have
the Custom House, Billy Carr is TO sell the
federal appointments on this coast, Subsidy
Pachcco is TO bc Governor and possibly, the
ring organ grinder = to lick the plates. Let
Republicans who don't want these things TO
exist, and the State and Federal governments
and counties to be robbed of millions upon
millions Of dollars by this coniedarated cabal
of public plunderers, vote for Frank Moore,
T. b. Harper, Daniel Stephenson and A..
W. Gotf, and lie thieves will be headed of,
our neshbor will stay here and we will try
to shame him out of his evil insinuations.