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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-07-25

PERSONAL Charles E. Graves, NJ. A,
of New Haven, Conn, formerly of Rut-
land, has been chosen member OF the
Corporation of Trinity College, Hart
ford, Conn.
AT the late commencement of Dart
mouth College, Hanover, n. H., the de-
gree of LII. D., was conferred on Viii
liam p. Wheeler, ESQ, of Keene, n. H.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-07-25

DIAPER PATTERNS for Ladies and
l. Children's Garments. A good as
sortment just received. Catalogues sent
free on application. n4
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-07-25
FROM $4,000 TO $4,000 WORTH
OF BARGAINS IN
BLACK CUP IRE LACES,

Hamburger Edgings and Insertings, Black
Passementerie Gimps, Colored Linen
Frfnges, Dress Buttons and Tassels, and
eros Grain Ribbons, in new shades, at I'M
porters' prices.
Also, 500 large size Crochet Quilts at
$500 each, 1900 yards Bleached Table
Damask, heavy, at rs cents per yard,
200 doz. Heavy Huck Towels at 300
per doz. Turkey Red and Stripe Toll
netts in great variety. A full assort-
ment of all grades Carpetings, Oil Cloths,
Lace Curtains, Window Shades and Up
holstery Goods generally, which we of
fer at the lowest New York rates.
With every facility for procuring goods
from auction and importer, our stock IS
kept fresh and attractive, and we shall
sell at prices which cannot fail to com
mand the attention of the economical pub
lie.
Samples sent freely on application.
G. V. s. QUACKENBUSH & CO.,
Corner Broadway and Third St.,
mchIld2daw&w Troy, N. Y.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-07-25
BENNINGTON.

or,,,;,o1 Of R1DDinr+On ON Friday even
','i1 i4 ''' onnstit,ition and Lv-laws
I,IS i, a[Yoa+al o,,d tLo foIlowino officers
Mva@ ,i''ol P 5r,,i 'il Dr. F n s Nor
can vice-presidents, Alfred Robinson,
Ralph Goldsmith; secretary; ii. NJ ! 1l3 az
rlS; executive conlllllIIee, -; w. T0lo'
A. 3. Valentine, a. l. C IN 'l. WIPES
Robinson. Milo i4hng. ne =, nlP E
was addressed by EX-G0V' "A: - =, I'aIu7
ner. r. Culver OF Brookiyn' n. - anu
a. +. Chllds.
The Bennington Free Press says :
'ITon. VIM. T. Horrobin is in town. lie
is prominently named connection win
the candidacy Tor the honllnaIlon l"I
Governor ny thG l'@l5ocIa'sG Sy
GG0hVehtl9hS 10 Ie l'I,I Ciir o19' ha,,i I,n
~ "ouiu ~ Nj N"i 'i'0 g ''''' " ''''
HI '''' o''''' ~
ANp"' El''
ne pTopfItl"is % steam i'''i.o "a
Ah9o''F nave stopped" I"'''i'''S '''''0' VI
'''''' ''''''ii'''
~ party OF elght persons toCFh"S
picked one ana haIf ouSheIa OF S''""-
berries III two hours.
The town Of Andovcr is thoroughly
Republican. and has been for many
ycnrs, and will not lose It's present repu-
tatIon by voting any other than the
straight Republican ticket tins tail.
,pr1verov
D......,.,, ..-
n F'Feley anu 'I"" II ~ rl''" va, N"1 ",
g"Hi/"d al 9IlaI iSo9'y o, II n',S'."H I''''
Hp' Genes were i!4oe oy u L. y Ut ~ TEil "
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-07-25
CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES.

Black Broadcloth, Doeskin Cashmere,
Fancy Cassimeres and Nestings, Gents
Suitings in all colors, Linen Drill, Ducks
and goods for Boys Summer wear.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-07-25
ARLINGTON.
EAsr MALLIxGFORD.

-Ch~cee is worth 10 cents butter Il
to % cents: potatoes Is cents wool
So, 60 and So cents per pound.
A Greeley and Brown club Is to be
ORGANIZED here
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-12-12
9t11,ttt,,er 1872

birn, tpie rieler lleterfal1 BON Geiten os$
6einpeS 10 plDBlib babe unternrun'en
uerpen t6nnsn? Nab ieinen itrattst@
19en 8ere6nupeen unb wte 'bn pic
Steuuns oes ftinolidtn @urps befannt
tpnnte bie1er ueberfau gar ni&t NIT re@z
ten Dinsen susesanstn iein. @e@ ner@
mo9te er midi bic pabre Stdrfe her
Qanoespertbeipiser 3u erfennen. W@te@
beNpmeniser ersrtH er fefort alle Norteb@
runaen, IS fpae ,pas IS pea af, 1einem e'''z
seldlu6enen Corps einen %uSwe9 III
tabnen.
9(nfansS temiibten f@ bic Tranten. bic
ppn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bs1eete S'h@
oelreibe i'm Norcen ~ nebmcn. SO ent$
pann f&, ron per Wpr9enlcnne male
ril9 beleu9tet, Elm lebbaftee Eirallleur<
unp pelptpuieuer. 9bal uno 2ane1baft
huQtsn Gb alebalo in Yulserrampf oel<
fen wciBe Bclten bic boben Serge ent3
lang spaen. SIMMER eewa!ti9sr pran9eu
Tan;Iilbe Gplonner 9e9en bic Ser9f
Dor, rp6 ras i1eilablaufence Gerrai,t
1parD ir1mer 1bwisri9er ol5 plSsli1 pier
Ber9tanonen ll6 ouf eincm 91Ael 5eie@
ten unp Ipo unp 8ercerben in Die (flr@
menren Ma1sn tlieten uno ccnnertf',~
Gnrlib riefen Srpmmtla unp 50rner bic
an9reifenpen Gplpnnen nabeem le be-
ccutenpe Nc!lu tie erlittcn> surud. Der
franfil1e @cneral bate rie llncinnebn,=
barrett per 2lnb1ben erfannt. Sim blieb
| jeBt fein NusneA ais Elm leflee, oas
pom 0e9ner etenfaIs fart tel st mar
uno ppn ne0rn &reuSfeuer ltarf te}tri6en
murce. ~ poli@en. Mit Dc:, Mutbe Der
8er,wei flung mari Der franfil9e 81: :rflbo
rer Golpnnen in eielen wabren S1lunp
oe6 Tuoes. 3u 5aufen t9;irmten fd
3pote unoTerwunpete. 2lle6 Ser9ebens.
Seper @er(u6 gum Dur@ld'oeen wuree
in Golse per Sertli9feit, mel6e Die 2an7
peaYertbeipi9er unsemein te9inltiste, per-
eitelt.
@o pdbrte bet &f 9anSe stpet
Stunben. Da >porp Ypn 5eiten her
Deutlden cine tpeibs SABINE auf9efedt~
Das Ueuer 1drpirM rie tieferldiitterten
&clcnnen so9sn iib cine e trede 5urlf
unp parlamentire erlhicuen Dor benz
frlufii1en 0eneral. Sie ]ebten ren}elz
ben Die llnmSalihtsit einr5 1ur6bru6es
auseinanrer unc tpter> um ferneres
8lutysr9ieben 81 "fru1siprll ebrenmertbe
Gapitu!11!on.
Ger III raul sl!2a,nn!sn trctsnbe fran,1z
N}@e Sric9syoth rcy'rarf ric5opitnlation
unO entl9tep fir riac1 nohmali0en Ser
lu6 res Durblb!a9tne. Die Irpmmeln
>pirbelten yrn Neucn. Ia5 Icuer erbpb
1i9 mDrperil1tr rsnn ;upor; ra6 O5rfz
lein Yerldwamm lpiecer i'm Yuyper<
oampfc.
g(a& einRinbisem ersebniblolen &an.<
pfc ertannte Der frdnfiide Befebl5baber
ppQfommsn bic llnm1sliAfeit, paa ]ebr
lang fd pabiasiebenpe Dsflee gu 9eminz
nen. 9leue llnterbonplun9en nabmen
ibren -&nfanG uno Wittao Elm ubr (elbif
gen Ga9s mar bic Gapitulation unter;
3ei4nct: ba6 9elammte fani1flbegorpe
war friese9efansen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-12-12
3eltuues Ge1eee Der Scr. &taaten.

g,eun Wbcnnentsn ipre 3eituns nt&t abbeftl'
les 70 miro oneerOmnsen eab lie pieiebe fort5ube'
balten piinlbsn.
Rein Abonuemcnt tann re@tsSultie abbs fed
ne1beu, obnc bag ale REtitanpe bejaba ilno.
gDsnn hboantnten untcrlalicn, ibrs 3eitunge
WI ber pofoiies obS1bolen, 10 iinb lie bafilr per
antmrrtlih< big lie ibre ganss Ie9nang be3ab*
uab bic 3eitune abbefsat baten.
gBenn Nbonnenten tt1en 8ubnortanoern, pbns
bic 3eitunss Office III benabri&tiee,,, 70 III es if,
@Haoen> ,r:nn bic 3eitung na9 ibrem fribsreu
Gpbnort gelb,d1 piro.
Cine Deieeruns, re 3eituns oon ber puF,Sf.
Fee ab,ubosn obnf tsfelte beaablt 3u babeu, tvirt
ass asN9tltber Getrug aneeieben.
9Bsr brei Jsummern elmer :3citang annimrt t.
shs als 45onnent anseleben uae bat fir biefelbs
III te5ablen.
3eituuaen iine in benz @euntY, no ile set1ud
perbsn. portofrei.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-12-12

Gr rei1te benz SGn9lin9e bic 6dne
uno ldritt na@ benz pa9tbofe, pdbrenb
Gelir, pbne BON &eronifa Nb1dieo 81
nebmen, lan9lam ben @es ua@ ieiner
@alobiitte einl&lue. Su letnemS Snuern
mar es, als renn Elm S9lo6enwetter Ct,
men san3en rei@en 6rlblins seialaeeu.
G8 mar Elm 19merer @ee, es tpar Elm
barter &f Nl6 er bic e,ften Balpz
bdume errei9t lanf ct 9ebro9en in's
Mop6 unc peinte bitterlid.
6ier lag Ct lan9e, lanse, &ls ct auf<
ftanb> btu9 pteNbenoionne in btuamlil9er
@66ne iiber rem frlblinssi9immernren
Ibal nno bic @loden pom Can't &atbaz
rina tSnten 70 frieppou. Da tebrte AUDI
In ieine Seele Elm btmnlil@erGrisoen eit1.
ST faltete bic t6dnbe unp in frpmmer @rz
9ebun9 iprad er:
,,&,ott bat Is 70 sewout
Dab ts 70 fcmmer ioate,
Drum werbe ME eesrollt
Dab er's 70 baben opute."
Seit oteie1nIa9e pubte Der Nteuc fcrn
au6 nod Don 1nan6 onoerem Gbrdnlein
gu er;dblen, oo8 our@ 1bSne6 @eu9ltin
Ap6, >penn 8erpnifa Nbenr6 iMe 8allaz
minen be9ob uno na& cer @e9eno Der
@ilpbcdtlama, f9aute. SON tbrer
2iebe nor ibr ni6ta seblieben, al5 ouz
ionntd9lt9 ais frilder&ir6en19mud ce5
GpelweiB>
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-12-12
un9ebetene @dfe.

Die brobenoe &riesspolfe ,par inmer
ndber 9efpmmen, bod blieten pieBewob<
ner ee6 puoeinser Gbals suten Mutbes.
Sn Tolse oe6 Auf9ebot6 ber &e9terun9
btelten cine &n;obl nit @tubsn bewuff,
meter Tbalbempbner sereint NIT paterldn>
pii&em @ilitar ale Yd1e beieet. su@
fonnten iI@ bic dlteiten Bewpbner ni9t
emit iinnen, oab in alien ben Gran3uienz
&rie9en feinblt@e Gruppen je in bas
pacpin9er Sbal 8eprun9en wdren.
Der TranI na@bem er in lebter 3eit
bduf9 Iusfil9e in baS @sbir9e unterz
ncmmen, war aud NIT aus9e3osen 9esen
ben Tetnb. -
Gs mar cine resneril9e @ommerna@t.
Sn tiefer 6infternib ,ubten @eiler unb
@in6oen, unbetmlt& f@lu9en, pon@turm
9epeitI4t bic noien 3dupter ber boben
Gannen aneinancer, ale in Der Ndbe oeS
&ailtrborns, ba no bic &aitlmlble in
tiefer S&lu@t swil@enGellen tinsetltmmt
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-12-12
IS 1oute at9t lein.

W. <~uuItA AOt'At] DulI'u"$3SAt'tY Eu"'
bauen 5immel lodxe uno per Jrlib(ino
an zen Bergen bllbenp e11rorlprptte unp
cie Dlpden ron Sentt &atpurtna |p rein
ruo1 pas &bol tSntsn uno RE 6eerpen
na9 ben btber .9eleaenen Mlmen so9en,
,par e8 in s'rci }6essen ctuc ausoensabte
Sade cab &einS obnc oa6 Mnoere per-
msinte lebeu su tSe,nen. Sp weit ober
,pp4te ner woblbakenbe @1fepd6ter ni9t.
pas ea 9eben {o!!te> Gr bate ben Gelir
gar lieb, ater ale Qiebba5cr uno tiinftt
aen S9wie9trlpbn fpnate Ct it9 benielz
ben ninmcr pent'n. HSar rer Burl9
pc@ oar 3u arm, nidt einmal tefelltcr
@ebilfe beim tor9beclpetcn Gerihpart.
Gr lieb Jpn earua1 cines Sa9es fommen
unD lo9te:
uTelir, Gu bit Gin gutter uno tluoet
8nrl y, Du* ,pira einleben> roB nie Sic
belei - braudN nidt :etb gu wereen>mir
lap Alle jung ee1pelcn - 11ilnmer fortse<
ben fam nit eer 8crcs,t. Gtnea, jun
gen Wapel lit bolp oer &cpf oerprebt -
Nuh 9ibt'6 Werepe, eao id osrn,ttpen
muB. Darum fae Dir Courage ais
nadrer Burfb uno meipe ben pahttpf
,penn Gu mid sai61 franfen mill f, SD,
pienerbole, oos i9 aesen Did gang UNI
oar Ei9t5 bab'. 2lber e6 tbut nimme>
aut bab ibr eu@ gu oft 1ebt> po Ibr psd)
einmal fein paa1 ab9eben t6nnt. Benn
Dir's aber ionf ir9enppo anGtma9 fsblt,
Gelir, pa fiir@te DID ni9t, mfrs ~ ents
peden. Da wiro ou3eit BET 55fepd9te.
bel ber .6anb Ieia."
Der Belir, Der wdbrtub Der &ebe nes
Nnorea8 abpedfluo irctb uno Mab 9ez
pprpen. bate in 2eben tein 70 f;9arti<
aes Btb i'm Sunern empfunpen; ater
8lei@mebl lab It Elm, baB @eroni'e @ater
gar &e@t babe. &r }elber bate ffb ME
su eem @w'noelnoen @tbonten IL erbez
ben peruo9t, einual 8<renifa'6 @atte
~ wereeR. Gin FOLDER @eponte mlre
tbm bel leiner 4rmutb a|ub @tetlun8 mic
eine Siinpe Dpr9efcmmen aber bic fiue
2nbe par ibren @es fir fi9 9e9axeen>
unD batte ia etrQSelt an reiter ni1ts ole
an f@ 9epa@t.
Gelir ant,portete barum in eeeampiem
Teue:
~Sbr babt Re9t 9lnbreas> leio ni6t
t66'; bab mir bod pft itltf &prwuf
9ema9t i'm Snnern, menn i9 ni9t la0cn
fonnte BON per Serpni. 6abt Danf fllr
Cure @aftlidfett, Der Trlbltn9 1T ia.
SD febre in meine galpbitte surud
unp fpmme gum pa6tbof nimmer pte>
per."
9}idt obne &lbrune rei9te Anbrea6
bem trasen 8urI I6en bic .5anb.
,,@p bab' i9 mid ni9t in Dir se>
tauldt Gelir", ipra9 er, uDu bit Elm
gutter, podersr 8ua; uno, &pie 9ela9t>
wenn Du ionit einen @uni@, cine
8itte -"
Da Rob Elm pertldrenber @9immer
iber pus @ntliB pss Sln9lin9s> er
Nra@,
>,So erlaubt> bab i'd ber @eroni oas
GoelweiB bre@e, >pie eS pimmer 9efunoen
miro auf bem S@redbprn uno bem Sir
idcnitein. IS lou AUDI Niemanp erfabz
rsn> >rer's sebro&en. SD tra9's aQlona>
taali@ NIT rem 6rublduten 3ur Slime
mirl rie brin9t'8 per &eruni bsrab nit
ben Mplfen."
Der Nnorea5, ber ben arn,et1 Teltr
nt9t gar 3u iebr frdnten wpQte, erpioerte
mad fur5em 8epenten
~G6 lei oarum 49, ober wd9e feinen
5al6bru@ wssen bes @eipiels uno i'm
uetrisen balt' i'd DID beim @prt."
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-12-12
8elletri stis&kes.
Gbtlwti6~
GGprtlebun9.)
(GprtIebun9.)

Mls am felbi9en Mbenbe ber Tet1r ltin
unsewebstes wei9es @altbett beitiea bat
Ct oe,a lieben @ott, oob er Jpn uun m69e
fterben lal1en, pa ct ia otn ia3afenNbeno
1eine6 2eben8, no Elm Gn9el nur bpei
@@ritte ibm sessnaber seleNen> erlebt
babe. Do@ lollle eieiem 1@9sen &beaoe
balo Elm ;meiter uno pieiem Elm pritter
fol9en> an wel@em lsbtern oer 6eltr AUDI
feline neue @&laAsirbcr mitbra6te, Die er
gar funitrei@ 5u l@a9en seritanp. llnp
sem oritten Mbeno fol9te nod mander
anoere, wabreno bet saH3en Wintersstt.
@dbreno ater aueen in Der Natur NIe6
in Sis uRp S9nee per9raten lag unp
Der Bintsrfurm Die Te|len uno ldnplt>
9en Wobnun9en umtptte, blubte in 3pei
jun9en 5eYen Elm notwithstanding
unp Elm .B!dmmlein au{,
,,bas nidt lSlden Waner unb Wine>
neil bsr liebe G'ott 20 1es5er bat anse3anet,"
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-12-12
% + Bron;~

Nber aud a,1f pn6 @pelrciB loQte Bez
roni yeSttbten - nie mir oben oefebeu
baben, oenn nad treni9sn Gagen tebrt'
Der Sobn beS ret@en 6u@6bauern mad
,nehrjdbriser Nbpeienbeit aus Trantreid
surid. 8a6 Der Trans in Der peitsn
yBelt 9etrte5eu, barber waren Die @tim=
men reuT9iepen Gini9e poutsn bod
binou6 uno ma9ten Jpn su einem Ser
trauten hes frdnfil@en Wpnar@en. Gr
babe fia beim:6ofe um9eleben uno tpiiB>
te, ob rs nod .8rie9 eeben meroe ooer
niht. Anoere idilttelten mibtrautid ben
&opf uno meinten: oe5 Tu9sbauern
6rant iei fdcn ol8 &rate Gin nalewetier,
ia t6sarti9er Burfd ,se1pelen> m5ae raz
rum AUDI i'm Muslanoe hes 2Sblt6en
ni9t ouSu piel 9etrieben baten. Dem
n1p9te lsin, pir Jpn rsolltc> 70 ptel itanp
tef> pab bet <5eim9cfehrte al6 9$rct fer
Wann Yitl 9eten ms Ibal broatc. -
Seine paterl1npiide 2raht hatte Ct oans
asoclsAt; cy erl9ien ol5 Cavalier unp
lpar 5bm tet letnev 29 lterf fabrur9 uup
Bilpnng i'm bein,atbl&1eu Ibale mebr
bonn 2llle6 ni1t mebr rebt. ueberuu
fauo ct iu tapeln uuo III rcitauriren. -
Dabei lteb er piel Oeto auf9eben uno
sei9te Ii@ 6u6crit nobel, namentlt9 trenn
e6 salt, bic jun9en Bur}1en uno Dirnen
5u tsaftiren, mas ii9 Die Webr3abl ou1
nur su germ 9efaQen lieB.
0esen bic @eroni par Ct bic 6retee<
biafeit 1tlhA uno batte ibr bic 9el9mad<
pouRen pnsidael@en aus paris ntteez
bra9t, 70 Dab, pe6 66rpd9ters Go@ter
BON ibren 6reunbinnen ni@t wenis um
10 eiuen penpatlen Breier beneipet wur@
DC. UNI ale folder gait Ct aud balp i'm
9ansen Gbd.
Sn @erenifa's 6er1tu freili& fab eS
anpers aus, ais ete 6reunoinnen per:
meinteu. Die Ya,iltr YuBla@en tonnz
ten oas frilde Gpelweis, oas rie 9iebe
9cbrp9en, ni6t erleben, unp Der Tran3
uno fine Se~erbunBen wurcen ibr Don
Sag 3u Sag oerbabter.
Dab f9 pe6 Gu6sbauern Sobn lbriz
gems bober Gennai0aneen uno bober poz
ltnl@er Ginl1&t au erfreuen, fam balo an
ben Sag. WIei6 bel ieinerNnfunft bate
CT propbeseit> oab Is ,perpe &rie9 tperben>
uno iaon na@ .penie @o@en bra9te pa6
Wp6enblattGen Der bena@barten Staot,
oo6 fi9 ale Spnnabenpe in ba6 Sbal
perirrt> bic Na9ri6t Don benz ueber9ane
oer 6ran3olen iiter ben &bein. Nte>
mano batte oaran 9eelaubt. Der Gran3
bate es propbeseit, uno 10 war's 9efem<
men.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-12-12

Diefe @eIonoennobme mar ftne brr
9ldn3snpfe Baf1entbaten tn eanaen
Gelpau9e, wel9em Der 6riepen BAH fol9te.
Der legte Ipcte war be8rattn, fer leBte
@@werperwunoete fort9'19afft Die alto
3ube feb:te na6 uno nab in bas Yapz
ptnSer 9bal auriid unp feierli& be,peate
f@ bic Yrcselllon NIT rtbeneen Rirebenz
fabnen na9 Can't &atbarina, ptGen
@lpden mieoer liebli9 iber rie UNI
friepele Qanpldoft t1nten> gum Yreif
pe6 5srrn wel9er aus Geinpe6 6anp erz
l1f.
@dbrenb ober bic banftaren Bc>ppb@
ner i'm Ebale pabin3p9en ritt Elm Sui (az
renpifet ca8 aus bsm S9arfenedpa{1e
9efommen, ZEN 6prnbubel entlana unp
i&lu9 ben @e9 mad ben fattliben &C.
b6ften res Gud8bauern Elm. Da1elbft
ansefommen, ftie9 eas Yifft BON BEN
pferpen ale &us9dnse muroen belebt
uno Der &orporal, 9efpl9t Don preiW,ann,
tesab fi@ in pas @prpersebdupe. Gs
wdbrte nidt lanse, erl9ientn fie ,pieper>
oe@ rei@en Tu@6bauern Spbn 6ran3 nit
auf bem 3ldsn 9ebunrenen Nruen in
ibrer Witte.
Der @efansene waro 3tpil9en arei
&ol1e 9efcppelt; bic Neiter ffieaen ouf
uno eas pifet febrte auf sem}elben Weae
eben 70 roi@ 3urod, wie es oefommen.
y(ur tpeni9e perlonen, "a }i4 9lllea Der
Yro3elilon ansei&loGen, batten bisfe bS6f
lberrai9enbe @efaneennebmuno oes reiz
@en uno porntbmen 8autrnlpbnes wabrz
9enummen.
Gin M abr@en unb tod
teine9.
~unb it's tenu wabr? 1lnb ta'a bic
9Sirfli9teit?" ?" @o bSrte man Alt unp
Sung fraseu i'm pabpinoer Ibalf, unp
BE 9anes au|ammsni9!aseu. : .Dr
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-10-07
NOTICE.

FINDER AND BY VIRTUE OF AN ACT
u of the Legislature of the state OF Nevada,
entitled a Act to provide for tho payment 9" 4
the outstanding warrants Of Storey county, "
approved February "a. 1885. scaled pfop"sais
County Trrasurer's Office. until Saturday. the
10Th day OF October. 1872. for the redemption
and surrender OF outstar ding warrants Oh INC
county OF Storey. The bids must be accom-
panied by the warrants. Upon sag SaIulusy,
Commissiopers tho County Auditor and Coun J
Treasurer will open said sealed proposals
in the ONCE OF the latter, and the bids VIII DC
accented in accordance with the terms Of the
Aforesaid Act, and an Act amendatory tnereoi,
act M nroyido for the payment OF outstanding
warrants OF Storey County," approved March
), 1868. ov.rD r-c.sn,.,
Virginia City, Storey county, Sept. u, 1871.
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-10-07
PLATFORM OF THE UNION RE-
PUBLICAN PARTY OF
STOREY COUNTY.

The Union Republican party OF Storey county.
in convention assembled, do make this declsra-
ton OF political principles:
We indorsc the Administration OF President
Grant as wise. able. and conducting In It's pru
deuce 10 the peace and prosperity OF the country
beyond that OF any Administration In the history
OF tho nation.
We approve and arc proud ofthe record o tne
National Union Republican party, and believe II
now, US for the past twelve years. the only party
In whose keeping the honor, credit and general
welfare Of the country can be safely entrusted.
wo ,rdorse the National Union Republican
pla,for !, believing it 10 be a sincere declaration
Of the only true political faith, and one whose
avowals Will find fllfilmcnt IN tho actions OF the
party; aud we regard the plagiarisms OF cinein.
natl aud Baltimore as a hypocritieal pretense
and an attempted then Of Republican principles.
We leave to the Union Republican State Con.
vention the duty Of declaring the policy OF the
party regardin. State tissues, and pledge our
selves TO support the platform which In Its Wis
dom IL shall sec At to pronounce.
BY order Of the County Republican Central
Committee. seSo
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-10-07
WANTED,

4 eENTs-slW TO $3.50 PER MONTH
A ororywhsre Male and Female, 70 intro
duee The genuine improved AARshAdh,L ! sen
hem fei. tuck, bind, braid. cord, quilt, and
embroider 10 . most superior manner. Price.
only sis. fully licensed aud warranted for nye
ysars. We will pay $1,000 for any machine. high
prieo or low, that will sew o stronger. more
mskas The Elastic Lock.Sttch. Every second
Ititch can be cut, and still the cloth cannot be
pulled apart without tearing It: We pay agents
sIoo to $3.50 per month. and expenses: mr.
Commission from which twice tbat amount eau
no made. For c~irculars and terms, apply 10 OF
sSdress 8. MARSHALL d CO.,
'G No. lG9 Nassau street. New fork;
CAUTION.-Do not b. imposed upon W
other parties travelling through ne COMFY
usjmiur Cd worthless csst.iron maehines nnoer
IN. AN. name or otherwise. Ours 10 The Only
ssnuine and really cheap msehine mapSSe-
fured. sr
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-10-07
DECLARATION OF PRINCIPLES

The Democrats and Liberal Republicans OF
Nevada, cordially uniting, declare these prinei'
Firs,-wc. accept the declaration Of prinei.
pies adopted at Cincinnati and reatfirmed al
baltimore. indorse the candidates there homln.
ated, and pledge our united and earnest euos'
secoud-we declare the administration OF
President Grant corrupt, cspricious aud tyran'
meal. carried forward In the Interest OF tactions'
rings and monopolies, with tendencies 10 per.
sonsliam. sub,ersIve Of popular government
Tbird~Ws recogilils It to be the highest
duty and noblest privilege Of citizens 10 reform
existing abuses, ebuke corrupt practices, econ
omize the public expenditures, resist centraliz.
ing tendencies, restore the { overnmcnt 10 non.
eel and capable hands, and facilitate rec"nclia'
tion and reunion With the people OF INC SCUM.
Fourth We declare the Government popular,
not personal; public otdce Q trust, not . pro-
perty and the public servants should be chosen
Tor their cap ,bility and fidelity, to the end that
the peop E. not the party. msy be served.
FiNh-There should DO no tarid except LOT
revenue, and In adjusting the duties, labor, moi
capital should be favored.
sIxth-We recognize the neree struggle now
a. evergoing on between capital ana LABOR, ana
the necessity Of Affirmative sction to protect tho
latter against the dominat on oft Q former. IN
every contest OF WI iteYer iorm, We arc LOT pro-
tccting tho weak against the strong; we believe
Industry should bs lbcrally rewarded and In.
dustria1 pursuits elevated and diguiaed.
Seventh-we are opposed 10 the Importation
or immigration OF Asiatic laborers into the
United Sta,er, and demand their exclusion ~
ne Modification Of our treaty stipulation with
China and intervention Of Congress.
EIehth-ws are In favor Of equal and uniform
t,xstiop, according to the letter and spirit OF
Aztec 10 Of the Constitution OF Ncyada, and 10
thIs end demand the taxation OF railroad pro-
perty AZ its actual value. =,
NintS.we declare tho existing raies Of
freieht and faro over the Central Pacific Rail:
road exorbitant, unequal and oppressive. ana
demand their equalization and reduction BY
Congressional action.
Tenth-wo arc opposed to donating money
or bonds, State or county, 70 railroads, eorpo-
raiions or individuals.
R<aor%d. That We look with alarm upon the
corruption which pervsdes oil branches OF the
public service: that We regard the elective fran:
chiss - . tacred privilege Of the citizen, and
that Il 10 eFiminaito cell the right Of suffrage:
We are therefore In favor Of . law TO DO enlcted
By the Legislature making II o criminal ofense
for any psrtou TO give OF receive any eonsidera-
Won. In money OF other valuable thing. for tbs
purpose Of tuhusneing the vote Of . citizen At
any sasetoa under the laws Of this etate.
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-10-07

And in accordance with law. and an S1dsT y
tho Board Of Trustees. made on the aals Gay al
August, 1874. so many shares OF cseI Vii bo
Of said stock as may be neSe,r Of John
I'D %,dd 4. , p1S', Z a sSn. No. .. SO SO csI!io,II, s!'sst'
san slaG Frs0el.eo, VcsiiifcTai.. or I'VE %EpSE Es!e. &
the the hour o. . O'Clock P. z; 0t S thereon e,s' to.
pay said delinquent ssss,I and expenses
getnss VIII GEO. r. sPINNEY, seerttsry.
o. iin ME- No $40 California street, hoon w.
esn Ersnciseo, California. =
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-10-07
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