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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-11-13

Too Much IOE wnIsKYsTlLLs-h GER
to;n tovn of Eastern Tennessee boasted in
having four wbiskey.stills. The son OF 'he
man who started the first one went INTO II
one Sunday morning and drank 50 freely
as to get drunk. He then went to a DIS
tant church. and made such disturbance
that they were compelled to turn him out
Going into the woods he remained alone
until he got sober. He then resolved
never to got drunk again. and to work un'
I'll the whiskey stills we're ali broken up
Meeting with an active agent OF 'n'
American Sunday School Umon' ne SC
cnred his advice and assistance ID oiga
nizing good Union sunday-school neal
these four distilleries. Thew have all sine
heen closed. The owner, as he smut u
the last one for want of business, S''0
:. That sunday-school is too mucn ior Us
ANYTHING hut this singing the blole '''
folks It's no use to fight that"
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-11-13

Mas. PRussIA WALTON. WIDOW OF Tue
late Gen Ezekiel z. Walton, is the old
est resident, though not the oldest person,
;n Montpelier village. She was elghty
years " Of age on Saturday last. on the
evening Of that day she met her children
and grandchildren. and several OF he'
friends, at the residence OF Samoel NJ
Walton. Seven ladies Of Montpelier al
widows were present, whose ages amount
ea 10 Eve hundred and forty-threa years
The average, therefore was over % se.en'y
seven and a half years. --Da'ty Jo"'"''''
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-11-13
Eden Corners.


Twenty-Five years experience In house S 'rIIintt
would say TO the public generally that he nus
completed large and convenient paint prru,aoIs shop,
whore he will do all kind Of CarriaRe, ru, wi,b
the best materials and nj lower rates than az any ~
other shop in the county. Orders soiiels.u ~,
House eiatng Papering Co. and wli ps I Proln ave
money bv calling on or addressing mel for fnhi' NJ,
. workat greatly reduced prices lIia satsisss'oIl
-iyen to al who bring work from aistano Car
Ve also attachedsa wood shop iof Ispnai ~ do n
y notice and on reasonable terms wy .l.7
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-11-13
Dentists.
nRNTAl NOTICE.

rhesuOscriber, having retiredfrom the hfii !h,
INV. AR. Il. Gilbert OF Montpelier VIII
continue the practice OfDentistry. IN all i'S
branches, at
MORRIS LIE
whereas good work will be furnished AZ reason
able prices, AS can be obtained anywhere III 'he W
State, And shall hereafter keep my once open PEI,
during In, FIRST TEN DAYS OF EACh
MONTH. but shall be away from home more OF
,ss of the remainder of the time
Ghlve ALL the modern improvements anu
warrant entire satisfaction in all cases. or ~
pay WILDE required. u otrpppp
Morrisville, Aug. 10th, 1869. oe'
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-11-13
y >Oe ( Il v.
J | N M Y

MMI.
Jimmy and are fellows for play
Never tired of it rain or shine
Jimmy was six the last birthday, .
While was only y--sixty-nine !
So little master Commonsense
Gives himself superior airs,
Guiding my own inexperience
Nv the wisdom under his own white hairs
Sometimes it happens the hoary sage
Over anxious for Number One
Turns to account my tender age,
And am most atrociously done"
No matter how it may chance to be,
Jimmy's argument never fails;
The copper is always wrong for me-
And Jimmy is winner of heads or tails
Well, I've lived to be boy and man.
Dad and grandad, and yet, yow'
Never was in my three-score and ten
Half so sharp as Jimmy is now
And sadly the question bothers me,
As stop in my play to look at him.
what will the Twentieth century be,
Ifthe Nineteenth S youngsters are like Jin
-Rate Pmnam OSgood.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-11-13
Miscellaneous.

ALEXANDER ANDERSEN ~.
BiacKsmith, Hyde Park W. cbrob
Having eased OFF. cElroy, hissh9p on is Jni line
St. is prop tred to attend to all calls N NE 'i
He warrants a cure for interfering horses
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-11-13
MUSIC STORE !
H P. sHoREY,

dealer In
PIANOS, ORGANS, MUSICAL booh'
SEWING MACHINES AND
MACHINE FINDINGS;
0rdoers by mail promptly attended w.
ST. John sbury, Vermont.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-11-13
SEw BLAcKsnITH-sHoP
wI-mAN OLD BLACKSMITH

Asl can no longeTrcnt the shop whore have
e, ne business during past years, have removed
my place Of hui ines 70 new shop few rods far
thef north on the 'ame street and With nCu tools
neW prices and less Xpenses, believe cun satisfy
all that viii favor me with work Farwer's pro
duee take in exchange for wart, NJ rulirg nricer
JOSEPH GAUTniER.
l Hyde Park. Nov. S. 1853 sItf
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-11-13
.,noille Newsdealer
,-5LlsHrD EVERY WEDNESDAY.
IL
CHlS. G.. MO r IS Z.
ADVERTISING RATES.

..,,,s. one year. stoo, six months, 500 three
~. gl5s uue month, SIS.
go. one year, 500; six monthsS3j; three
.-,,t a.. onc iaenth, sia.
i-,ismn. one year, s3i; six months, SECS three
~, m. -: one month, 81.
.-,i,mu. one year, slii six months, si,i three
.,bs as one month, -.
/ s..i,.ss ar On arst page, III per line, year,
i.i,tss less thsn 81.
% q l.i,sr.tions and Estrays, si.50 each.
s.,,,t, notices, $50 each.
..,i s"t,,es. 10 cents per line for one, two OF
,.',rsrv notices. Eve cents por line.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-11-13
HEAD STONES!

.HARDWICK, VEhMoNl'
Modern designs, executed in the highest styic' iur
pished at reasonable rates.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-11-13

Bank ,oa houses with leaves.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-11-13

!. NJ. PARKER, .,ooer
North Hyde Park, VI.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-11-13
Physicians.


A. DWINNELL, .no.oo,iv,
Deputy Sheriff, Licensed Auctioneer ana De'ec"f'
Hyde Park, VT
All calls promptly atteRded to.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-11-13
/ - II. MACK,

NJ ARBLE MON L NJ E N 7 S
, 1872-12-19
Marine Intelligence.

PoRr GAMB1E.-Arrived, Dec. 10, Ell
vira Alvarez, from Valparaiso.
PoRr BLAKELY.-Sailed, Dec. 10, John
Jay, for San Francisco. a fe+
FREEpoRr.- Dec. II, shl
Heroina, from Callao. A,
PoRr Discovery Sailed, Dec. Z, bark
Mary Glover, for San Francisco.
SEArEcK.--Sailed, Dec ii. barks Or
econ and Dublin, for San Francisco.
PoRT GshELA,-Sailed. Dec. 10, bark
W. G. Patton, Howes, for San Francis
CO.
SAN Francisco, Dec. 16.-Arrived, on
the 18th, schooner Ocean Pearl. Seattle
bark General Cobb, Seabeck; schooner
James Townsend, Seattle. .tF d
San FRANC SEQ, Dec 3-Arrived, ship
Germania, Bellingham Bay; coal bark
Amethyst, Beilingham Bay. 4,
Sailed, bark Gold Hunter, Seattle.
Dec. 1.-THE repairs to the steamer
Prince Alfred are nearly completed and
she will sail for Victoria on the Goth.
SEATTLE, Dec. 16-Arrived. schooner
Clara Light, s. c. Mitchell Master, 12
days from San Francisco, with the fol-
lowing freight:
Seattle, Crawford & Harrington, 345
pkgs; Stone & Burnett. los; Schwabach-
er Bros. & Co, 50.
Steilacoom-Pincus & Packshur, 70;
Capt. S. C, Mitchell. IL E. A. Light, G.
SEATTLE-Arrived Dec. IA. schooner
Margaret Croekard, Capt. Cooley, s
days from San Francisco; reports brig
Tanner arrived at San Francisco on the
5th, all right. Reports ship Coquiu bo
on the Sth eff Point Reyes.
San Francisco, Dec. 12.-Sailed, schr.
I.ovett Peacock, for Port Madison.
, 1872-12-19
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD co,


OFFICE ASST TIRE As'R AND GENERAL AGENT,1
Kalama, W. T.. June 26, 1872.
FRANK TARBELL, Esq. Olympia, W. T..
Dear Su-To avoid the filing Of conflicting
applications and errors in description of lands
applied for in the Land Department OF this Com
pany, desire to ask you to receive all applica-
ions for lands in the Olympia Land District, and
VIII N the same are in due form forward them to
this Office.
Fees, if any, will be collected by you from the
pplicants. Yours, truly,
J. ". 5StAiJG. G,aarsl Agent
F. TAE3EL1 Agent, Olympia, W. r.
, 1872-12-19

DIR. G. A. WEED,

SURGEON AND PHYSICIAN,
Office, Stone 4 Burnett's new build.
ing.
Office hours from 9 to -, a. M, and
from 2 to 5, p. m.
Residence on First street, two and
one-half blocks from Mill street, north.
n27tf
, 1872-12-19
WAGONS !!

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE JUST
i received a car load Of tie celebratef
SHUTTLER FARM WAGONS, size
3, 81, and 3s4 thimbles, which they
will sell cheap for cash. The wagons
can be seen at Hackshaw's Livery Sta
BILE, opposite the Occidental Hotel.
HACKSHAW & SHOUDY.
Nov. II, d&w3m.
, 1872-12-19

minus of the railroad, and the largest
city on the whole line.
The County taxes are due and pay
able before December 31st, after which
ten per cent. is added.
, 1872-12-19

Co.441 nj
Corner Commercial and
Washington streets.
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&SaSyN,A az
~ GM ~ 4;
Sl9p
,o,~, -.
KQnH Him X k0RSl
o0 'o''o'
pRopR1EroRs.
WI,
ilo'esale ana hetall Dealers
r, pf
Il ork,
MuftOn>
WI
:
Y egetaDleS
1
PorE S,Hes~a@ @o'
Beef SAUSAGE.
German SAUSAGE.
Summer SAUSAGE.
Liver Puddings,
Slack Puddings,
Tt;s,eS@' Tr;ne
u1
n. ., ~
~ . Aooo, t/1 Ot/1e0ttIJ
SOLLS4U Beet feet,
E.oah To
'''
CO7Tle0 OU0IteS,
,Vn,oLoJ J,o7, S,,oo
~,
D/1eeV > tongues
in zine car.
n. ~
. . AO|G9tOeo'
tSD1OEe0 Beef.
, 1872-12-19
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT,
Railroad Land Notice.

vENHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN AP.
= pointed Agent to receive all applications
for Railroad lands in the Olympia Land District,
applicants for such lands are referred tu the fol.
lowing letter:
, 1872-12-19
Boston Brown Bread

A SUPERIOR ARTICLE OF THE
II above bread will be delivered hot,
in any part of the City Oh Sunday morn
ing. Please leave your orders at the
EUREKA BAKERY, on Saturday even
ng, VM. MEYDENBAUER.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-01-05
House & Small Farm for Sale.

huu>.. and "ui -InIiliin.S and about ~ 81
Itnd situated in The. Village, e" -. .!"hm>hulN Cen.
ne j. ,trI ed t.r sale. here i GOOD >prm@ water
rrnnu.. :" both h"~,. and barn. All the lrnl Is
about III, bjildiH"S ,lci accessible ".tNI' "'in.
ell and ia i GOOD state ui cultivation
The rlI,r = desirable f"i any "li" "aui- It
small place in quiet village. 'uicut to nul"h
- and >,!"nl> & the trains run >'h"!..i~ '.uI
at; end the st .Inln~hurN Academy. ihc lIl.h
-,Ir""l on ~, Plain from ;h.> VILLAGE ard u.d q;
hunr.
Fol particulars ,lr,uii, e; E. NJ ~I">i at III
office. "u the premises ~Hi
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-01-05
IRON SMITHS ESTATE

1 y Iib\ SNI ! 1t = - y D.
Y We the subscribers. bcti- Hlu''.nt"u ~ itU
Hon fl,. l'r,.ltt Court Tor Tia, district ui i~,>.
commissioners Ia receive. examine az! ADJUST ti
Claims and drIu..nd~ Of all p!Sun~. l-''tit>i th' e.
tat, 81 Aaron smith lttr"I Victory. ia ~lid nisiIici
represented -s,l ami al" al rl'ih- mt Il"
u;Iiitl- ,.>Lihit.a "a offset Thereto. ma ~ IN
tine Isl day . i' a u. III h'I'- ai""t''
hl SAID t"uIl ini that Ti'f"~,- "' ii" lh'it'"'' o
hereby =Ivr u"iirr itri "iil attend l." '9' "'HI
said urppi;tirrnl. 81 it'' dN'iln4 h"'~'
ct ~ i,inw IItIii,' Y Saith IN Ni"lur on Monday
liz 18th d.iy to: az. mtNt AMI al fi.. DIS linz uiis'
al i. j. shaw in aid Victory. b" fir Monda,
IL .Iuu, next. from uin,. @ riu,h \. VI hnid irsi
q" ,lr,k J.. u. each Of -.!d t!.ii-
~. SHAW t,......,.. ;.,,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-01-05
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-01-05
Desirable SIX per cent. Gold Bonds


''''''" h'"' 81 i-"' "a" >'i'i"- " ID.
"''"' '.i' '''..'' al" .''''"- al '''
'''|"'"'' " '''' d. "' ale '"!'ii'- '' -
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\"w York as in I -".d .".u ard .4r ...;u.i!,
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h' r,-uu via, r., f..,t. l:..is 81, -. u,.t, g.
i,,r>. ru",, can lee issued and the n, >t,iI,iiu-
helm RAPIDLY decreased l., ln,3, '-,- to.
Tie TO, uln-ut fiu;m lir.I surplus revenues
Ih' ''H-"n vim w. Inuh C,..t.f Fp.,., E...t
e Ill in rirn ., 1Ii, g." the ,lI,, "i ii>r-Iurmti-s
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-01-05
Small Farm for Sale

l"r sale. tn" loci Hastings I.iIrc hrl"n-IH- :"
the ninn Nc,'l District -. .I"lu,~hurN. aud >iIH
,ird one mile from ihr drl,nt containing th,uI
forty .i,I,~ AZ th, hes! l.IId IN town.
~. WILLARD
~. ."hu~i,uT, Ian. l. III. i:if
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-01-05
CotSwoldS for Sale.

~" NraIs odds. yc,Iliu-, and isml'> c''r-
pIi>in% the celebrated "tnmpt"m ILd- @l>"
- few hr"r,n. ewes and eve !amI-.
II VI. HAIL.
i::.,i i;urhc VI >,Id. =. i'll
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-01-05

situated "t, miIr nom Lyndon. and aid one
hall miles iTniu I.Nud"u>ll, Consists OF ~ :tvI'-
tooi Land well fenced and NaIclrd !mildn-> ia
good repair. and i .",itill uuInu,r ~ iIu; ur'-
Price Low and terms easy.
luuuII, 81 liz, Subscriber ,n Ii- iIt iui>,~
/. VI. Al;rENII
>u.i,u, lie, D,I. ~ I'll ~
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-01-05
HOYT'S BLOCK.
GREAT CHANCE FOR BUSINESS

The e:ii~,r E,I lat, IN rIi"'rd from -. I"lu-
bury l,I- his block "n l.; Il. street "r sale said
h!u,n being III, iird into JhIcr god sid store,
with basement. two UiCr- and hNr t-lt-
mruI- l"i hu~t.>- pun poses The i"rttj"I = ~ulc
riu {" any in the Village: truubc la letting ilIt
sl"ir- l,uriIrn;~. !!'rrrd There ~" ppiC;-
tons /" rh@u,r i". either families 81 traders
lppiI {" t. NIi.i.Nl:p.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-01-05
Wood! Wood! :!
For Sale! NV Homestead,

l.. &. NuOrEl'i ;N viii deliver r-iu,h ~I.Al
WOOD IL, the Nillf-r 81; - pei r'H'i- Il" y III It's
At" inhiiil- of all kinds.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-01-05

iol coughs. EIon.!i.Ji, aud '"tt, .,tnl!.on il.
Al, Early -;.-'- n"'hn- r,l:id- lr ii''e >';"lirn
Medical ni-t.,,rl,. -
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-01-05
DEI BIENT E.lEIES.

w hH, NOW, m"Ir William. >"a don't
mean that. 1t" N"jI "n are mot -
absurd - t" talk about maxim" - baby
wife. She hIi"W> al .tl"uJ rir,-c hing
- >hv hcld h,i >i\ mi"mitr'~ odd l"> imsly
IN hrr .noi~. You dr not intend /"
>IN ihII Iur Iu i'.in NY family .."N
eminent nEr. I an tE,lf afraid al the
word right away ilhrii- little pussy .
whom i.t>, nestled ,p +" me now -
"WcH. answered. my dear. il
doc l""h ~ fl>l GLANCE rarhct ai'>uld
tiu suppose hat Nuu intcnd to lra>r
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-01-05
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL TYPE.

.H ..-'- stole. .....rh' Nil
tjI- ui.NEtii,I~ I,l;lu.E~ ,uIut.iI
''.A~ EEb</l. NICE i'iNI< A>It
'"i Olln rArlE> ,ar
IL" ft.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-01-05
ErWELL'> -ihVEHrl>LHEtr> Is.

hGt\r~ Nau'.-, - '.,f.- ..s.. ...- ...r....
- AT Wei f' IT, t.s, 10 .i.s i'.r ...' .u-....
t-At and permanent. t'.''t...'..- l..t. -..-
50 = GO tiu' tIt t'.ru -..,.- t'..i t...f I..:.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-01-05

,. tt...I...s. l.toe h'.-. ., i'.-...-.
',.. .,. ~-.', .-.-... ''.p-.i, II 20. >.... H..
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-01-05

I. :. ST ! " -
a.. tito. \. NPrLi.Iu> ''
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-05-11

FISH IN KELSEY CREEK.-The Sono-
ma Democrat, of April 18th, tells the fol-
lowing: CDR. Fulkerson, gentleman
resident Of this township, we'll known and
Of unquestionable veracity, the above
prelude being introduced, and otherwise
altogether unnecessary, on account of the
extraordinary fish story we are about to
relate - fish stories proverbially admit.
ting Of broad construction. This, how
ever, admits of no such latitude, it being
the frozen truth. The Doctor, on re-
cent visit, went to Clear Lake, and gives
us an account of the extraordinary mi
grafton Of the fnny tribe from the lake
into Kelsey creek after the freshet. He
was stationed at point two and a-half
miles from the mouth of the creek, and
saw shoals of shapall Qndian name for
salmon trout from one to three feet long,
hich and chin Qndian name for two spe-
cies of perch) from ten to eighteen inches
long and variety of sucker, in solid
mass, bound up the creek, so thick that
it was impossible for him to ford it with
out killing numbers Of them. SO dense
was the living mass that they crowded
each other on shore and died by thous-
ands. To use his own expressive Ian
guage, you could literally shovel them
out by the wagonload, as you would
grain out of bin.' This remarkable
habit OF the lake fish has long been known.
They go up five or six miles and return
with the subsiding water. They do not
go up to spawn. 1t is not one species
only, but all varieties, leave the clear,
broad waters of the lake and crowd, a
struggling and tangled mass, between
the banks of "A narrow stream, apparently
only to round II certain point and return
again. The exodus this season was unu-
snally large, and the Indians, with a
kind of animal instinct, anticipated and
were on hand to feast upon them. The
Doctor went up to spear them, but found
that it was only necessary to wade in and
choose his fish, the difficulty being which
fish 10 choose"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-05-11

THE Marysville Appeal thinks the i'm
pudence of some of the San Francisco
papers is positively sublime, and takes
for an instance the following conclusion
of an editorial from the Commercial
Herdtd, the organ Of Front street.
Build the Atlantic and Pacific Rail-
road to st. Louis let it be owned by the
two cities ; make San Francisco free
port, and tcCY q tar on tie ,Si0te at id19e
for keeping it in first class condition, are
the measures Which GW giUe to this city,
within fifteen years, the second maritime
commercial rank in the Union"
The Appeal then comments: 1--WE
do not know Of what folly the interior has
been guilty that the Herdid should sup
pose that it would be tool enough to accept
such IA proposition. The interior has con-
tributed pretty literally towards building
up San Francisco, and been sadly out of
pocket by such continuous contribution.
If San Francisco is so anxious to achieve
the second maritime commercial rank
in the Union she had better tax herself
for the purpose, since she alone will derive
all of the honor and the profit"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-05-11

THE PARTY OF THE PEoPLE.-The
Republican organization is stronger than
one man or many men. When McClel-
Ian was demonstrated a sluggard and Mr..
Lincoln let him go, an effort was made,
in his behalf, for disorganization, and it
failed. Sumner and Winter Davis tried
to break down Mr.. Lincoln's Cabinet,
and lived to regret the attempt. Mr..
Chase went over to the Democracy, but
his following was imperceptible. Mr..
Lincoln died, but the party grew strong
above his grave. Andrew johnson used
all the patronage of the Government to
bring back Tammany Democracy to pow
cr. For two years the very men who
now proclaim hostility have been, by in
sidious efforts, sapping the foundations
of Republican strength yet every recur-
rent election demonstrates that the organ
ization is compact, public sentiment
aroused, and the determination mistaken
to continue the good work of the Repub-
lican party.
Against the ISLANDERS of the leaders of
an attempted coalition with the Ku-Klux
Democracy, the Republican party points
to its grand achievcments-to a Union
saved, a race enfranchised, foreign rela-
tions secure on an honorable basis, and
peace guaranteed in every State. 1t
points, besides, to $500, 900 of debt
paid during the Administration Of Grant,
and to reductions in annual taxes of $780,
100000 since the war closed. Every
month payments continue on the princi-
pal Of the debt, and the interest dimin-
ishes day by day.
More taxes and duties can be and ought
to be abolished. Deeds are the platform
of the Republican party; achieved results
are the claim of the Administration to
confidence. The country understands
them, and will trust them rather than
bitter, malicious words from any source
whatever.
This grand attack only imposes upon
Republicans who believe in their princi-
pies, and mean to adhere to them, to
prepare for the conflict, by immediate
and thorough organization, and by the
systematic effort, man by man, which
commands success.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-05-11

THE immense wealth realized in the
Crown Point mine is illustrated to-day
in the fact that it reports the net earnings
for the month at 100000, and pays its
stockholders $500 per foot profit for the
month-a larger sum than was ever be-
fore paid by any mine. The mine has
paid successivcly this year: In Janua-
ry, $40; February, Sl5; March, SIS;
April, $25; May, $iO--making SlO5 per
share or 1900 per foot, and has not yet
developed it, full mill power. 1t is this
month earning from $1,000 to 81 200 per
foot. The Bclcher Company has de-
clared $50 or $3l2, 2,001, or $500 per foot,
and since the first of January, 1896, 900.
1t will now soon connect with its drifts,
so as to hoist through its own shaft, and
the world will see two mines paying dlvl-
dends at the rate of SlS, ,000,0 900 per an
mum. This vast amount of coin pouring
into the stock market, liquidating ac-
counts as it goes into the hands of ener-
ergetic and enterprsing men, who allow
no dollar to lie idle, gives the best guar
tee that the mining interests Of this coast
are now in way of development they
never before presented. The operations
in the Savage mine demonstrate that
that property will rival the others named
in bullion yield, and value will be as well
appreciated. A dealing in stocks does
not of itself benfit the public any more
than real estate speculation or any 9TH
er excitemest by which properties change
hands without multiplying, but this is
not mere stock dealing. 1t is attended
with the extraction of a vast amount of
new wealth from the soil, which is thro'
numbers of new enterprises applied to
the reproduction of new wealth in the
hands of experienced and energetic men,
who are thoroughly conversant with the
resources they undertake to explore
Aita.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-05-11

SIME's BANK SoLvENT.-The advance
in the price of stocks will be hailed with
delight by the creditors of John Slime &
Co. 1t was supposed, when the failure
of this firm occurred, that the bank would
be able to pay little more than fifty cents
on the dollar. Among the assets were
stocks which were then valued at about
80 90 per share. The general advance in
stocks has increased the value of those
held by the bank to that amount that the
Trustees can pay every dollar of its liabi-
lties and still retain the handsome surplus
of S247, 900. When the bank failed it
owed 1925, ZOO, ard there was in the vault
500, 900 in cash. Last Saturday there was
in the bank S367 900. Yesterday this
amount was increased Sl00,000 making
total of S467, 900, which leaves balance
in favor OF the bank of $247, 900, after
paying all liabilities dollar for dollar.
This large sum was made principally by
the increase in value of Exchequer and
Alpha stocks. The creditors of Shines
Bank have, at least, reason to congratu-
late themselves on the recent stock oper-
ations.-Atta, May tn.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-05-11

IT is said that Col. w. NJ. Rockaby,
the delegate to Cincinnati, is resident
of the town Of Rome, Sutter county,
where he keeps hotel. The town can
easily be found with a microscope on a
clear day. Col. Rockaby's Republican
proclivities are supposed to date from the
time of the holding of the Democratic
County Convention in Sutter county last
Summer, before which he was candidate
for the Assembly and and was beaten.