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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-07-20

HEREAFTER the Democrat. must
prove themselves to be blacker Re-
publicans than the Black Republicans,
to DO genuine Greeley men.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-07-20

TIE vigilaucs Committee at Eureka
have been quietly working Of late. and
In consequences the town Is getting
pretty we'll rid Of bad men.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-07-20

Woods & Ffeehorn, Tru1teee .ol8. ..lV..;..io
And 10 accordance With law and a n order OF
the Board OF Trustees, made on the ITO Gay OF
June, 1874, 30 many shares Of each parcel Of
said stock a. may be necessary will DO sold At
public auction. At the ONCE Of the Company,
no. AIS Montgomery street, San Francisco. Cal,
on MONDAY. the 9th day OF AuRu+t 1917, y
thu hour Of 2 o'clock y. Of said day, 70 pay taio
costs OF advertising and expenses Of tale.
FRANK SWIFT, Secretary.
ciseo. Cal. jyao I'd
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I. O.. O. F.

NOTICE.. e. D. FARMS. s-ssngtsk
N WORTH, Part Grand Sire Of
Go Grand Lodge q the United
No i, Gold Hill, on Tuesday EVENING,
July sd. Members Of the Lodge and brothers
Of sister lodges are cordially invited to attend.
Per Order. c. q. GAxMoND, Re-.
Goa Hill, July 10, 1914. jy1sm
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-06-21

We occasionally find q Republican
who wonders how Democrats can sup
port Horace Greeley after all the abuse
he has bestowed upon them. We ex-
cuse the hard things said Of the Demo-
cratic party by Greeley on the ground
that when they were said Ben. Butler,
John A. Logan, Edwin NJ. Stanton,
Simon Cameron, John w. Forney,
Gov. Geary, Matt H. Carpenter, Tom
Murphy, Dan. Sickles the murderer of
Keys, Sam. Kirkwood, Gen. Mosby.
U. P. Morton, U. s. Grant, and hundreds
Of such Shiny critters now belonging to,
or owning the Republican party were
Democrats. He did then just what he
is doing now, denounced the party
that harbors such villains, and he did
right then and does right now in doing
80.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-06-21
Letter Of Acceptance
Evrcrrrvr M.~oror

Executive MANSION, J
WASHINGTON, d. c., June 10, 1872
Hon. Thomas Settle, President Nation
al Republican Convention: Paul
Strobach, Elisha Baxter, and others,
Vice Presidents:
GENTLEMEN.-Your letter of this
date, advising me Of the action Of the
convention held at Philadelphia on the
9Th and 9Th of this month, and of my
unanimous nomination for the Presiden-
cy by it, is received. I accept the
nomination, and through you return my
heartfelt thanks to your constituents
for this mark of their confidence and
support. If elected in November, and
protected by q kind Providence in
health and strength to perform the
duties Of the high trust conferred, I
promise the same zeal and devotion to
the good Of the whole people for the
future Of my official life, as shown in
the past.
Experience may guide me in avoiding
mistakes inevitable with no vices in all
professions and in all occupations.
When relieved from the responsibility
Of my present trust by the election
Of successor-whether it may be at
the end of this term or the next
hope to leave to him as the Executive,
a country at peace within its own Dor
ders, at peace with outside nations,
with credit at home and abroad, and
without embarrassing questions to
threaten its future prosperity.
With an expression of desire to see a
speedy healing Of oil bitterness between
sections, parties or races of citizens car.
ries with it all the protection and privi.
liges to the humblest that it does to the
most exalted, I subscribe myself,
Very respectfully.
Your obedient servant,
U. s. GRANT.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-06-21
PUBLIC NOTICE.

The citizens Of Csesco are respect
fully requested to bear in mind the
great Importance to the public aud to
the corporation Of strict compliance
with the ordinances as to cleanliness of
streets. alleys, outyards, and by-ways.
Your pu.l officers require and should
have your aid and encouragement in
this behalf. 1st, That such work be
readily and speedily done by the tax
payers, and second. that the cost of the
work, which must be imposed by tax
alton if the corporation does the work,
may be avoided. Ordinances to pre-
vent and punish the obstruction Of
streets, sidewalks and cross walks, will
be strictly enforced. All the powers
which have been delegated by the
for the preservation of
peace and good order, will be exercised
without fear or favor, to the end, that
legitimate business may be unmolested
in its pursuits.
A thorough investigation Of the
financial condition Of this corporation
has been projected and is now in pro-
gress. Such public improvement as
may be justly warranted by tho result
Of such investigation, will doubtless be
recommended and enforced by your
Council.
To the ful6llmcnt of these designs.
to the preservation Of peace and good
order among us, and to the continuing
advancement Of our thriving city, l
invite the cordial cooperation Of all
citizens.
H. A. GOODRICH, Mayor.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-06-21

near it the benefit of market at home,
which in saving of time in marketing
crops will enable its farmers to save,
the first year, more than double the
amount Of tax they will be required to
pay. 1t will also enable you to market
your crops when the prices are best,
which Of itself is most desirable OBJ
ject.
Your lands will nearly or quite doub-
le in actual value from the road. We
know that many say they do not desire
this. A moments reflection will tell
you however that you do. The most
Of you are living as well for your chill
dren a. for yourselves. and it does
make = difference with you whether
you leave them an inheritance worth
IS, 900 or $4,000. It will enable
you the more successfully to fight the
battle Of life, and will secure to them
advantages i'll the conflict that they can
not have without railro ads. Your
Churches and schools are now but tenn
porary affairs that must soon give place
to better structures and more ext tended
membership and pupilage. 1t will also
fix their location permanently where
you will have the benefits Of better
teachers, and clergymen Of your faith
in your midst.
1t will build up in your town = vii
lage whose assessable valuation in a
short time will mse than equal your
present valuation and of course rednce
the taxation per capita in the proper
ton, that its burdens are to be shared
by greater numbers and more wealth.
Another thing the people Of that town
need to think of. that is that this is
probably the last time they will have
an opportunity to secure to themselves
the benefits Of q railroad on 80 easy
terms and with such good connections.
In short the question is not whether
you can afford to pay the tax, but
whether you can afford to lose the road
and not pay the tax.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-06-21
The Iowa state Convention

The Iowa state Convention.
The democratic state convention held
at Des Moines last week was the largest
we ever attended in Iowa as we'll as
the most unanimous in the expression
of it's sentiments. The men composing
it were for the most part, the repre-
sentative men Of the party, and among
the ablest and best of any party in the
state. The delegates chosen to Balti-
more are among the Oldest and most
trusted of the party. Their inclinations
as we'll as the instructions of the con-
vention assure us that they will be I'M
animous for the ratification Of the Gin
cinnati nominees and platform.
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Democratic National Con-
vCMtlOn.

The National Democratic Committee, by
Slstas Of the authority Of the late National
De0ocratic Convention at a meeting held
his 0Wy at New York have voted to hold
- next convention for the purpose of nom
4Aating candidates for President and vice
$ro0ident Of the United States, on the 9th
~ of July, 1872, ut II O'Clock N. in the
dt1 of Baltimore.
The basis Of representation as fixed by
0e last Democratic Convention is double
Ne numbsr Of senator's AMI representatives
= seeh state, under the apportionmeut of
1Ae census Of 1870. Each state will send
1sleeates accordingly, and we invite the
eefdial cooperation Of all conservative citi-
1ssns who desire the restoration of constitu-
donal government and the perpetuation of
republican principles. -..
0IAHHD. Fred. o. Prince, Sec.
August Belmont. Chairman.
uew York, May 9Th, 1872.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-06-21

This is question SO often treated in
the PLAIN DEALER that our opinions
upon the question have become in a
measure stereotyped and public prop
erty. We now refer to this subject
because on the Goth inst portion Of
our readers in this county are to vote
on the question of giving aid to the Iowa
and Minnesota road and to secure to
tho South West town in our county the
benefits Of rail road connection with the
outside world.
This enterprise is sustained by the
Michigan Central road as we under
stand. and We presume that its asks
and expects local aid from the people
Or this election would have been un-
called. This being true there is no
question Of the backing of the Iowa and
Minnesota, as there has been of other
enterprises seeking aid in that 10
eality.
In the consideration Of the question
involved tax payers Of Alton, or Of
other towns interested should take coun-
eel Of themselves before voting for or
against tho measure, and look at it as
they would at any other business mat
ter.
The completion Of the railroad will
give 10 that town and to the people
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-06-21

The McGregor Age reports disas-
srous steamboat explosion at that place
On Friday. The boat was a raft boat,
making its return trip we presume, with
che raftmen aboard. The boat from
the explosion completely overturned.
One of the men on board was blown
entirely over the ferry boat Alamakee
lying near, and landed on the island
without serions injury. There were
several killed outright, and manyothers
seriously injured. But two or three
out Of the SO on board escaped without
injury.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-06-21

The result Of the Conventions held
II the different States within tho past
lev days in conjun elton with those pre-.
~iously held assures the nomination Of
Greeley At Baltimore and the defeat Of
Grant in November. At the Conyen-
ton there will be 628 votes of which
438 are for the ratification of the Gin.
cinnati platform and nominees, which
viii give the sage of Chappaqua 19s
moro than two-thirds on the first bal.
lot
With the Democratic and Liberal
strength combined, there cannot be a
possibility Of his defeat. The Demo-
orats in thus immolating themselves
upon the altar of their country, need
DOT surrender their distinctive organi-
astion; yet for the time being they,
perhaps, surrender l.udable hopes
Tor Office and political preferment, that
the country and its institutions may be
perpetuated as precious inheritance
to them and their posterity.
They rid the country of the shame,
less nepotism and gift-taking that has
disgraced the Administration of Grant,
and relegate to the people the elements
Of local self-government, as well as the
right and power to settle the tariff
question and other matters of vital i'm
portance to the States and the people
in their behalf, and against the military
usurpation that controls at Washington.
i will be securing to the people honest
government at home and efficiency
abroad; it will give the country peace
and stability within its borders, respect
and confidence with foreign nations.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-06-21
CREsco, June Is, 1872.

O"1oNVp VNAO Az ACS
EDITOR PLAIN DEALER:-We have
known some thing about Senator John
e. Burke from his boyhood; he was
fitted for college at Cortland Academy,
Homer N. Y, and graduated at Ham
ilton college N. Y, and his academic
and collegiate course were well improv-
proved. His habits and morals were
good and his depor tment manly and
gentlcmanly from first to last.
He married the only daughter of a
close friend of mine and he and his wife
both descended from good blood
and families Of good repute. These
things said afford substantial reasons
why may rightfully take great inter-
est in his Senatorial term and like VIM.
H. Seward Of New York, (the great
est of living statesmen), retire at the
end of his official term with a grace
which commanded national respect
rather than strive to step from the
Senate chamber of Iowa to the Halls of
Congress unless he did so in obedience
to tho popular wish and will.
The failure Of so many young men is
simply because they are SO eager for
fame before they earn it.
State and National law makers are
popular trusts Of vast Importance to
good government.
Of the men named there is no doubt
but that John 4. Burke ranks among
the ablest in learning, ability and fidel-
ity and SO far as VIC know he is not
like certain other Senator using a
little speech made during the late ses-
sion Of the Legislature as an election
eering document. to aid his nomina-
ton.
There is well grounded popular ap-
prehension that the Congressional Con-
vention in this District will be merely
. SCRUB RACE accompanied by the
usual amount of jockying, and that
some ring-boned, spawned, and cheap
mag" as formerly, may win, and if
such is to be the case we should much
prefer that our friend Burke let the
thing quietly alone.
Howard county has got man whose
name will not be presented by himself
and if presented at all will be by the
popular consent but the better opinion
is that Augustus Beadle will be held
in reserve for the State Legislature,
with tho hope that he would inaugurate
some Of the many needed reforms
such as reducing the number Of county
officers, returning portion of the bust
ness now concentrated at the county
seats to the towns and by simplifying
and cheapening the now complicated
and expensive modes of doing the bust
meas. Howard.
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ElK.N ron Nile.

Three good improved farms for sale with
plenty Of timber with each if wanted.
Two Of them are soundantly watered
with streams and syringe
Two Of them have good frame houses the
other a log house, all with good grnneries
All Of the farms are under cultivation,
and are situated in the southwest part of
Howard county and and the northern pant
of Chickasaw. Reasonable facilities for
market with the promises Of railroad near
by soon. For terms enquire of VIM. Carter
Dubuque or j. L. Carter, Busti, Howard
county, or W. r. Mead, Cresco, Iowa. IS
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Remember. the Y.
~. Z. MEAD. Editor,

Remember the x.
Subscribers viii End an Z on their
tapses two weeks before their subscrip-
aea szples, Those indebted will find
Gsao eofrserondiue with the number
4 PEARS they owe, each such cross
seeming that we want 81. We ear
sastly request that all who find these
.Nigns and tokens" will call and settle
= renew their subscription. 31tf
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Ml1w0ukc &c l. st. P0ui II. II.
Dire ctOIS.

milwaukee 4 81. P0ul r. Il /.
Directors.
The election for directors by the
Stock holders of the Milwaukee & St..
Paul railway company resulted in the
election of Fred p. James, Walter s.
Gurnee, James Buell., E. L. Franks.
n. Y; s. S. Merrill, Milwaukee; F. A.
Mueller, Rotterdam, Holland for three
years.
The directors holding over to next
year arc N. A. Cowdrey, James G..
Garner, Levi p. Morton. and F. De-
Billier of New York, Alexander Mitch
ell, Of Milwaukee, Russell Sage and
John Wadsworth Of N. Y, and Selah
Chamberlain of Minnesota hold over
till 1874.
The directors elected the following
executive Offices for the year ensu-
ing:
President Alexander Mitchell Of
Milwaukee.
Vice President Russell Sage Of New
York.
General manager s. s. Merrill of
Milwaukee.
Assistant General manager John G.
Gault of Milwaukee.
This continues the old management
Of the road and is . merited endorse
ment Of the manner in which they have
conducted its vast business concerns in
the past.
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re Campaign Plain Dealer

We will furnish the PLAIN DEALER
~ OK months to single subscribers at
aDvsnty cents or in clubs Of ten at fifty
ssnts . copy. the cash to accompany
The order. We hope an effort will be
made in every neighborhood in Northern
4ows and Southern Minnesota for its
giasr circulatiou among the people,
- We are now entering the most inn
kostant presidential canvass ever had
b the United States. If
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-06-21

How to cook the Grant 60 ose--With
Sage (Chappaqua). stufdng, and
Brown sauce.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-06-21

Mummies do not look as though they
were in hurry. yet it is certain that
at first they must have been pressed
for time.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-06-21

Dying Frenchmen make wills be-
lueathing their aims to Prussia.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-06-21

And IN Endless Variety Of
Ladies' Fine Gold Watches, Diamonds,
Gold Opera Chains, Silver Spoons,
Gents Opera Chains, Tea Sets,
Gold Neck Chains, Ladies' Sets,
Silver Vest Chains Pearl Sets
Table Casters, Ice Pitchers,
Cake Baskets, Coffee Urns,
Nut Picks, Syrup Dishes,
Card Stands, Spoon Holders,
Napkin Rings, Cups and Goblets
Walters, Bracelets,
Butter Dishes, Gold Thimblcs
Gold Rings, Silver Thin bles
Gold Teeth Picks, Gold Lockets,
Gold Pens, Shirt Studs
Gold Watch Keys, Music Boxes,
Coral Beads, Watch Chains,
Coral Necklaces, Seal Rings.
Coral Sets and Rings, Brooches SC.
Bronze Ornaments. Opera Glasses.
Office and Parlor Clocks of
Every Description.
Watch Materials a nd Tools
For jewelers..
Every one Wis iting our city, should call at
our establishment and examine the goods:
The Cheapest Prices is Our
Motto!
B. F. NORRIS & co.
34m5 1877 s. 1879 State st., Chicago.
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The Meadow King Mower


This Mower has given unbounded satis-
faction in the west for the three years past.
1t is the simplest mower in use, has less
pieces than any other mower, is all iron
and steel, will work on the toughest Of sar-
face The knife plays with ease at any
angle of the cutter bar. BE sure and zee
one before buying mower.
The above Machines are
for Sale by S. l. SHELDON,
Madison, Wis, and St. Paul,
Mimi, at wholesale or retail.
i. T.. HUGHES.
(3l.l3) AGENT, Cresco, Iowa.
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Wood, Iron, and Brass bound ware, re-
paired. Shop on South side Of Railroad
Track, near the Round House. [syl
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1872-10-05

passed through the upper portion
of the right lung, and coming out,
made slight wound on his left
arm. above the wrist. He was
carried TO Col. Jackson's, whore
medical and every other aid was
afforded him; and, at this writing,
II O'clock NJ, Friday, hopes are
entertained Of his recovery. Hell
lings went Immediately and sur
rendered himself to q Deputy
Sheriff. He is now in Jail. His
version of the affair is that it was
understood that the difficulty be-
tween himself and Grover was to
be settled the first time they met
after the street row, and that upon
Growers refusing to take back
what he had said, and after he
had stepped back and moved both
his hands towards his back, he
(Hellings) concluded that Grover
was going to draw his pistol, which
conclusion led him to commit the
rash act.
The crops in lavapai county are
reported as pretty fair, more par
ticularly the corn.
DR.. Bendell has succeeded i'll
purchasing great deal Of -four
from ". B. Hellings & Co., to be
fed to such Indians as may come
upon the reservations and behave
themselves.
Prescott is having warm days
and pleasant nights. Showers of
rain occasionally.
The soldier who, a short time
ago, shot and killed an Apache
Chief named Sulcle, at Camp
Verde, has been tried and ac-
quilted, upon evidence that the
killing was done in self defense.
Gen. Crook ordered the trial.
Gov. Mccormick is in PRESCOTT,
and we are sorry to learn that he
is suffering from a nervous atfec-
tion of the eye. This, no doubt,
will delay his promised visit to
Arizona City.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
n A X n O L L G L
OFFICE OF SHERIFF,
Yuma County, "A. T.,

Yuma County, "A. T., T
September ;5d, 1872.
The County Taxes for the fiscal
wear are now due. They become
delinquent on the 10th day No
Vember, 1872.
| will be at my office for the col
lection Of taxes from the 1th day
Of September to the lSt day OF Oc-
tOber next.
GEORGE TYING,
Sheriff and Tax Collector, Yuma
County, y. L.
BY II. \. ALIEN AMBER,
sep7 2n Deputy.
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PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY
BY G.. L.. MIN OR.
TERMS Invariably in Advance
SUBSCRIPTIONS:
ADVERTISING:

One inch space, or less, one insd dr
ton, s. 80; each subsequent il
sertion, 81 %. Contracts By til
month, quarter or year at r.
duced rates.
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Territorial News.

4
blt., commenting upon the Date
HCreek affair on the 8th, says that
| Gen. Crook had just returned to
Fort Whipple when he received
dispatch from DR.. Williams, In
dian Agent at Date Creek, inform
ing him that Jemaspie, Chief of
the Apache Yumas, with between
SO and 100 of his people, had re-
turned to the reservation, profess
ing friendship for the whites and
a desire for peace. Gen. Crook
Immediately went to Date Creek;
held council with the Indians,
who agreed to stay upon the re-
serve; TO report the fact to their
| Agent Whenever bad Indians
came among them; to help the
whites chastise bad Indians, should
they he called upon TO do 90, and
to aid the authorities in bringing
those Indians who had murdered
the Stage passengers to justice.
The protection of the Government
was pledged to them in return, so
long as they would live up to their
agreement, and they were assured
Sthat their past misdeeds should
| |be forgiven. Gen. Crook is again
lat Fort Whipple, organizing
force of soldiers and friendly In
dians to operate against the Apa-
che-Mohaves and all other bad
Indians.
p From the same paper:
W. B. ifellingS and +. ". Gro
yer, two Old citizens of Maricopa
county, and who have been init
mate friends for many years past,
came here from East Phoenix sew
eral weeks ago, and were on the
best of terms-sleeping under the
same roof and eating at the same
table-until few days ago, when
| lHellings heard that Grover had
lmade some remarks about Ed. w.
lHellings, brother to w. b., which
80 enraged the latter that he
sought grover in the street, struck
him, and, drawing pistol, told
ICrover to defend himself. Grover
was not armed, and everybody
/ was of the opinion that nothing
more would grow out Of the affair.
but, as bad luck would have il,
Heliings, while coming up Mon
tezuma street, on the night in
! question, met Grover, who was
accompanied by G. IL. Grubb.
Words followed; HellingS arked
! Grover to take hack what he had
i sad about his brother Ed. Gro
Yer refused to do so, when, it is
said, HelIings drew large pistol
and fired. The ball hit Grover
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