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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1872-07-20

sans assemblies preparedness ct
conventions nominantes, est pre-.
vueet levee parle projet d'amende.
ment que nous resumons lei en-
quelques lignes. Dams ce projet,
relection presidentielle q lieu le
premier lundi favril, ct le Con.
gres sc reunit lie troisieme lundi de
mai pour depouiller lie scrutin. 81
aucun candidat ma une evidente
majorite des suffrages populaires,
une seconde election est convOquee
pour le second mardi du mOis doc
tobre suivant; d cette seconde
Gpreuve, les citoyens doivent voter
pour Pun des trois. candidats qui
ont eu le plus de voix a la prece-
dente election d'avril, ct le candi-
dat vainqueur cette fois est pro-
clame president lie peuple fait
done ses afiaires dun bout 4 Pau
tire, ct il NY apas d'echec possible
dams Ia seconde election, OH la
simple pluralite des voix est re-
quise. En- realite, Ii premiere elee-
tion nest qu'une waste convention
rendant inutiles les assemblies
preparedness on fabriques de can
didatures, ct tpermettantau peuple
de juger par lui-meme ct en- con-
naissance de cause des hOmmes
qui briguent ses sufrages, ct sur
tout de sender sa conscience a lui-
meme ct dc s'affranchir de Pop
preston des parts. La premiere
6preuve electorate peut suffire, 81
quelque grand citoyen, tel que
Washington, est en- vue ct sur In
scene; mais les hOmmes de cette
llaute valeur morale sont rares, ct
plus rxres encore sont les circon.
stances qui les mettent EN- relief. ii
faudra generalement deux cleo
tons, toutes deux marques par
cette spontaneite populaire qui est
lie resort de In veritable democra-
tie. En- abolissant les electeurs
presidentiels, fan,endement sup
prime les colleges electoraux,
abroge Ia Neligibilite du president
ct abolit Ia vice-presidence. 81 le
siege presidential Went a etre va
can't, lie dOyen d'age des membres
du cabinet, on a default meme de
leplus Age des senateursd du
Congress remplira provisoirement
b fonction executive, convoquerale
Congress dams les trente jours, 81 le
Congress nest en- session au mo-
ment Oh s'est faite IL vacance, ct
les membres r6unis des deux
Chambres 6liront un president qui
le terme commence de Ia
nagistrature supreme de Ia nation.
Et VOLTA comment se transfer
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1872-07-20

ACc CAoC<cuIS pTcSluenJlclS ne
sont EN- efet que des marionnettes
passives, les candidats d Ia presi.
dcnce ct 4 Ii vice-presidence sont
choisis par des coteries irrespon.
sables on des conventions contr6-
lees par Intrigue ct Ia corruption,
ct le president, ainsi nomme ct
elu, produit dun hasard on dun
accident, entire en- fonctions avec
les armes les plus puissantes ct
les plus dangereuses, don't il sera
toujours tente de faire usage dams
Pinteret de 50 reelection, ct, ces-
sat-il yd'6tre reeligible, dams des
fins personnelles ct egoYstes.
NJ. Sumner, voyant done Ia vo-
lonte du peuple ainsi frustree ct
jugeant que le temps est venu de
subetituer les principles aux expe-
dients, . prepare un amendement
constitutional qui confere direc-
tement an peuple lui-meme pelec-
tion presidentielle. Un comite
await etc nomme en- 1926 par le
vice-president Calhoun pour rea-
liser Ia meme idee-On conviendra
que n rencontre de Sumner avec
p0mbre de Calhoun q quelque
chose de singulier ct dimpr6vu,-
ct &c comite await suggere un plan
assez logique, mails qui sc ressen-
TAFT encore de Ia tradition chere d
cette epoque lointaine, du souci
de Ia s0uverainete des Etats. Cha
que Etat devait etre divisG par sa
legislature en- districts a,lssi NOM
brcux que les senateurs ct repre-
sentants de pEtat; les citoyens de
ces cisUonscriptiOns voteraient
chacun pour qui bon lui semblc-
rait; le cantlidat ayant obtcnn le
plus de suffrages dams un district
atirait une voix, ct le
sitoyen ayant r6uni une najorit6
lie ces vOix de district serait de-
:la y elu president par lie Congress.
En- reprenant en- sous-tBnvre la
pensee dc Calhoun, ct en- accep-
ant sous b6nefce d'inventaire
e legs du pSre dc h secession,
Sumner ne s'occupe pas des dis
riots congressi0nnels on kgis-
atifs qui, dams Hesprit de son
aeyancier, devaient sans doute
'auver Influence territOriale ct ne
,as In laisser noyer dams le torrent
lunombre. Pour urSumner, Ii Repu- |
,lique est une ct indivisible, ct u
ri faut le suffrage universel ct
irect du peuple de tous les Etats,
t Ia proclamation par le Congress |
y r9lu de h majorit3.
Dobjection de IL difncult3 dob
enir Il lnajorit3 pour un candidat |
Iuelconque, cest-A-dire de cr6er ct J
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IElAIoRPHoSEs PoLlrIQUEs

Vainement voxdrait-On nier
0ette verite eclatante CONNIE Ia
iumiere du soleil, i savoir que le
pcuple american = dOnn6 congo
AJAX vieux parts qai s'etaient for
mes dams son seia, ct que des
questions nouvelles appellent de
.jeunes 6rganismes politiques pour
preparer les voies de Pavenir. La
nomination de Greeley ct de
Brown ! Cincinnati, la ratification
de cette nomination a Baltimore
ct pelection aussi certaine que
possible des candidats lib6raux
en novembre proclaim, sont des
preuves assez concluantes 4 Pap
pui de notre proposition. Quicon-
que d0uterait encore sera, 81 est
exempt d'ambition on d'int2ret,
surabondamment convaincu de
Pefacement des lignes ct de la
rupture des liens de parts en-
voyant Sumner lui-meme, le chef
des dOctxinaires republicans,
aprAs avoir repris son libre arbitre
ct SAtre retire sous Ia tente, ira
waller d demolir le pouveir Gen.
tral ct dictatorial quill q tant con.
tribu6 ! clever ct 4 fortiaer an
sendemain de IA gnerre ciyile.
Cest par voie d'a,nendement con-
stituti0nnel uel'homme d'Etst lu
Massachusetts porte le siege de-
-Cant rEx6cutif, &c vestige de mo-
nazchie laisse par megarde dams
a6difice republican,, ct cette fois
il ne FAINT pas que le terrible mot
damendement nous efIraie ct nous
esnp6che den chercher le sens ct
DEN examiner Ia port6e. Les pre-
Observation-Disclosures introduitsd dams
Ia Constitution apres rabolition de
resclavage, corollaires de n r1vo-
linton accomplie, ont etc d'asneres
pilules pour Ia population blanche
du, Sud; mais celui qui Went de-
Nlore du genie metlitntif du cele-
hre senateur radical, au lieu de-
tre le renAde violent in6ige au
malale, est b potion forti6ante
Adminiaree an convaSescent. Les
Am1ndeaaents aussi peuvent que
rir des amendement& Similis simi-
kbus csrant1v. La devise de Ia
reduction de rEx6cnif 4 un tcrme
anique . fait b Sortane Do y can
didatnge de Greeley. Sumner Va |
plus loin It demande rabolition |
d R6canisme electoral pC6siden-
til - fondant sur les vices re-
ooolas d systAme actuel ct rap
pslaat que h people n'a qu'ane
part illusoire 4 r6lection du ma
Sishat supreme De = R6publque.
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c. L. CHAPO T HI
FERelANTIER
angle des sues BouIb bon ct Bionvillo

NoUvxLLE-oRL1ANs.
ore d sn uombrcnse clientele un grand
assortment de Dsigseirss EN- zinc OF On
ferblsnc, BWins de- siege, Dnios -
Pisds, Bains Dc Desc hes.
Aussi upe grande vari6tt DE- Stoves Do
meilleures marques, pour bois ct charbon
Grnses de chelninses, dc foutes grsndesre
Bntscriss de Cuisine, de toutes qualitle
tv~ Les oro,es seront executts avec soin st
prolnptitude ct des pi tx modsrss. mia.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-01-04

CrR Carrier returns thanks to his friends
70 their lihcralitv on to him on New Years
Fay. Cons daring the stringcncv Of money,
ne did very we'll lie had chartered q pro-
fessional poetic genius to assist him in
making his "annual lay" who failed to con
nect,--owing no doubt to the inccmcncy of
the weather, $50 he was compelled to bring
his own uhtetured muse to the rescue. Con.
cious of the many defects, he feels this ex.
planation called for. and presents it as
an spology.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-01-04
M "A r r 7 r. u :

GRANGE -MOTLEY.--At the residence of
Mr. John Collins, in this city, by Rev Philip
AIlc :, on III 30,h, uit, Mr.. John Grange and
Miss Alice Motley. All of Mineral Point.
TuOMpSON-ANENEL AT the residence
Of the brides father, in Linden, by Rev. w.
y. llAscltinc, on The 18th ult., Mr. Robert
Thompson and Miss Emma AvcnGll All Of
Linden.
SEDAN -CARKEEk. - At Dodgeylc, by
Thos. Carkcck, Esq, on the 1st inst, Mr..
Jake Sedan, OF Iowa, and Miss Lizzie
Carkeck, OF Dodgeyillc.
TEMBY-PERKINS.-A Dodecrc, on the
ID inst, by Rev. A.W. Cummings, Mr.. John
Temby and Miss Shcba Perkins, all Of
Dodgeyille.
ANDREW W-PAINTER.-At the NJ. f. Par.
sonage, Fayette by Rev. NJ. Dnstlale, on
the Isl inst, Mr.. Joseph Andrew, Of La
Sale, H., and Miss Matilda Jane Painter,
of Yellowstone
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-01-04

VIZ acted upon the invitation Of Iowa
Chapter of A. F. & A w., to attend
their installation Of officers and festival, on
Wednesday evening. II was one OF the
pleasGutest gatherings it has ever been our
fortune to attend, aud we left it with in.
creased esteem for the masonic fraternity,
and more than ever impressed with the fact
that to be a worthy Mason is to be perfect
man.
THE installation ceremonies were mpos-
ing and instructive, even TO "ontside bar
bsrus." The refreshments we're rare and
abundant. The music was excellent and
inspiring. Among the interesting things
of the evening was Dr. Ferrin's rec.
itaton Of a beautiful poem, entitled "The
Compass and Sqare' The Doctor is good
decla'mcr, and the piece just suited him,
The occasion, and the audience. At the
close ef the ceremonies, a resolution was
introduced and unanimously passed direct.
R. j. Pulrord, as token of esteem from
his brethern Of the chapter IN response
Mr. p. made some very touching remarks,
whichs howed plainly that he fully apprec-
lated the honor done him by his associates
The following officers were installed by
T.. D. pulford 7. 6 II, F., assisted by Com.
panion Hanscomo, as acting D. G. II. 7.
". W. LlKENS. II. p.
G. D. WlLBER, X.
S.A. FERRlN, S.
C. L. GALE, scc-v
i. y. PULF0RD, Treas.
c. SPENSLEY, c H.
j 7. TRAhEL, ?. 5.
J. DELLER, I, ! c.
CuAS. GILLIAN. Il. N. 3dV.
R.T rRIDEAUX, G. .2Iv.
J.N BRADLEY, 6 i. Isl y.
L. HEALEY, buard.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-01-04
Business Notices.

TEN DAYS GRACE. The time paid for bv
n large majority of our subscribers expires
with tile year 1871, or before An such
who wish TO renew, aud all new subscribers
VINO send III their uamcS accompanied by
s'25 M cash 10y or before the 10th day Of
January next, will receive the THIBrNE du-
ring the year 1872 After the date stated,
no subscriptions will be taken Rt less than
Sl.5 per anuum. THIS rule WI, be strict
ly adhered to in every case. II you come
in at o'clock on the morning oi the Nth
you will be too late to save yuur quarter.
n. Il. Those already in arrears must
sefte up to datc before they can receive the
benefits of this offer for 1872
sS" This offer does not apply to CITY
subscribers served by carrier.
w II. BENNETT.
Dec. Goth, iS7l.-4w Publisher.
TIE new stock Of John Foley Gold
Pens just received ut Cartwri.hts is the
finest ever opened in Iowa County. 1t
includes all sizes Of pens, with all kinds
ot holders Rnbber, gold tipped; Gold
and Silver; sliding and stationery, re-
versibIe and reversible Tho prices
asked Tor these pens are surprisingly
INV ecu lHflti.
ii JoSEru has been selling piles oCready
nude clothing oi late and yet his stock
as larre. He can suit any customer with
coat, pants, vest, hat, gloves, mittens,
collars. shirts, drawers, etc, be he as
large as Goliath or as small as Tom
Thumb
Now Is the time to arrange for li.era>
tnrc for the year Call at the 7, Q Book
Store ana leave your orders Lawrence
will furnish any newspaper or magazine
aS cheap or cheaper than you can get
from the publishers
ii. i. OSBORNE is resolved that during
the year 1872 he will not be undersold.
His stock is one Of the lnest in tho West.
embracing everything in The line Of Dry
Goods, Clothing Crockery, Glassware
and Groceries. Call and see about il.
AMONG the many neut things which
noticed vt the Catholic Fair in lIcnabans
Hall on New Years Day, nothing WAS
nenter Ihln.lhe pair of shippers, pnt up
by VIM Jirka, the Shoemaker next door
10 Lenah hin's,
DELLERs. stock Of cloakiugs, surh as
beavers, nstrachans, velyets, yelyeteons
chinchillas etc, is still quite large, and
he il desireu~ of reiu' in. it IL order to
do so he is selln. them low.
FouSp-By II yonng man who is hens
est cnl li.h to tel. it---that Gunde ingvr's
stock OF Ready ma te Clothna, Flrisn-
M Goods Ac., 10 the finest and cheapest
n the city,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-01-04

The Primitive Methodist Tea Meeting on
New Years Day was, like all its predecessors,
rare affair. The attendance was large, the
provisions bountifu, and the musical entertain
mcns of the highest order The Church nettcd
some over 800.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-01-04

LADIES Of douh,fu| age should bear in
mind that 1872 is a veaf of grace to them,
another will not come till 1876. All ladies
arc expected e. take the rciu for sleigh
rides, parties, etc, this year, whether
married or single. Don't let us have to
remind them again.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-01-04

YIASUIoNABLE RARBKRAHD HAlRbKSssER;
Il shampoong done short notice. llhr ana
y niskers dyed whep desired Particular attention
rfyen to curlug, dressing anil eating Ladies ana
. bildreu's hair Vauuath's t}Oi4DN AfER, Tor re-
moving DandruN revealing BAH from ldhns our ana
restoring natural Nor, appl.ec tor cus''mer' "eH
desired and sold IN bottles Opposite echntbtr
gers Boot and shoe acte, Hlgh Street, hihera'
Point N,s yoiKxiy-noii-iy
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-01-04

Tn hoys of the 7it1,pe office have laid
on the editors table two dozen choice
editor Tbs little token Of esteem is
highly appreciated We take 1t as an evil
dence that the boys do not regard US a
shard boss"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-01-04

THE Catholic Fair and Ball. on Monday and
Tuesday was in ~ respects a grand success.
The ladies are entitled to special credit for the
well filled stalls Of lastly prepared and ar
ranged articles. Charlie James drew the
Organ. We tried 10 draw beautiful quilt
Just the thing for those twain-but the fates
were aganst US
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-01-04
JOSEPH G. RIITCiIELLE.

MANUFACTURES Of all Kinds OF Ornament"
fSl Hair Work, such as nracele s. breast. lHe'
watch Guards Necklaces, Finger Rings, Ear "ihgS'
Charms, sc. Also Curis, WSeraits, s"lchss, 10, IA
aias Front Pieces. Gems Nig> aud everything IN
bis line. cash paid tor raw hair. 7. o. n9N %i'
Mineral Point, nis. ANH-'-S'
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-01-04

BRornER PFcg, City Superintendent, di-
reefs MS to announce that the public schools
Of Mineral Point Will he opened on Mon
day, January 18th, with full corps OF com.
nctcnt teachers.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-01-04
N. OSL,EON, VI. ID.

DUrSICIAN AND SURGEON. once IN Coads
Block, over ijeller's stost, corner el h'gh ana
Chestnut streets, Minci al poB'l, Ms particular
attention paid to Operative surgery ANl-lo
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-01-04

ATTENTION is invited to the very interst-
ing letter from the former editor of the
i'""ne, Hon Geo, W,Bliss, which will
be found IN this paper.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-01-04

J-NITED STATES H0IEl, (WATK,N WATKINS
Y OLD ,TANpD nodge'iile, isco"s'h.
Having tab en charge Of lis hotel for 'erT OF fea'
n propose to Keep 1t for tht speca' aec'''"o'a'''
sf the travelling public. ,
htv- q large barn, auo ieep attentive h"S,'e,
nronose To se, good ia l aud keep the bai AT an
umes supplied with the hist OF liquors. 80
By strlct attention 10 inNuess nope 70 uese'''
pnd receive a tair share JAtle public patronA5T
aGuI-l2-tt IHoMhS liiN""''
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-01-04

WE have seen copy of the annual
address Of the carrier of the Dodgeyille
Chronicle 1t is very creditable thing,
both in composition ard mechanical execu.
ton.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-01-04
1'ca! Intelligence.

Thefrst page ofHte Tribune 3rjH be deroted
70 L"c"s MATTERS. Far advertisements. tercept
pF@ess'0h1t car3s,) inserted OF, this pgcs are
'a"e chntge fffy per cent a1ranes on o,tlinary
rates 4No tdt9e cats" ,paY be aLLotoed on this
pdge dtaxy rates WV
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-01-04
G., n. 'gtNNEAEfI,

SURGEON, DENTIST fnJ CHiR020DlST
ItlVES special attention % Obstetrics and all
4 Female Complains. HAS lractced IN The ciiles
OF Berin London ami Paris diplomas MAJ oe IN
speeted his oiic. la ihcrt fot opposite uray's
BAKERY, nigh street. speaks Lnsiiah, french and
ti.r,niu yuI&Xy ~
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-01-04
GEO. %. MFLs.Ais, NA. d.,

nuYsICIAN, ACCOl lttR A&n SGkGt.oH, Of
e fers his services to his sdfnends and HE COM
uunty generally. Office iiGurtber Il hlle's block,
corner High aud Ches{aal streets Residence Aear
VIZ LANlaN's Seulh side cay.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-01-04

SUBSCRIBERS who wish to save 2J cents,
shold bear in mind that before another
issue their chance to do so viii be passed.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-01-04
L.. Rs. 4sEI,S3N, Va. d.,

UONEOPA TUfC PHISfCYAN ,t SURGEON,
MINERAL pUlNr, WIS.
0FFICE UoUkS-At Resd.nce to 10 A Nj
~ At Office. to 7. NJ. li-ig
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-01-04
COMMERCIAL HOUSE,

Doagevl, Wis. ,,,o,
LANES JONES, fkofh'hfo"'
y,yHIs HOUSE, located iearly opposite the tour'
l house !s the most cap4ciuus in The village Is
new huilding, rooms we'll furnished, anu me 'ao's
.lva,s supplied with the ne't the markei aii'fns'
new Baru is about being ef'ctd, wherein no ses W
u, we'll treB lrr VI reasHgpe rates AMI -'''
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-01-04
4. Il. WEBER,

A TTORNFY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW. Once
n in Fast Front noon ursl loor) Of the City Hail,
hiperal Point. WISCONSIN. AAE-43
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-01-04

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW and
N Agenlf-r n. W. MutlGtl .ilslnsurahce Company
aud Republic Fire Insurance Cotptny UIicc oppo.
site the City Hall, up-stalts Mhi,rai Point, Wis.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-01-04
U17. W. LIkENS,

Successor to rob6 J. LlAeRs,)
4 TTOtNhY AND COUNCILLOR At LAW,
~ Mineral roint, Ais. rB;nces in the q. $.
end >tatc Courts, and ai'rrdS agencies and eel
Iections IN all pats e the I D..
ONCE IN Leuahaus' ji0ck opposite the Pest
Once l2ly,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-01-04

Charley Russell sold two Advance ma.
ehines, Tuesday Dec. 26th.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-01-04
j, II, NaoFEETr. NJ. n.
q, e. TANNi;ATEE,

AND SURGEON. Office in Mohe't
i Drug Store, High street, Mineral Point xx-I
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-01-04
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
EsNENE & CARTER.

ATTORNEYS AND COUNsEILpRS, DoareyIHe
~ Wis. W i'll practice in all he courts Of this
etate. 391s
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-01-04
ANNUAL ADDRESS

Bv the Carrier Of the Mineral Point TR BuNr, com
posed by bins II in - minutes abroad ii e. and
respectfully dedicated to his friends and patrons
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-01-04

GHE Young men y hn wear boots naac
by .1acki l. Holman are id to have the
best understanding og any in town.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-01-04

EEuoyEp,--! have removed my stock to
the huilding opposite Gundrya old stand,
two doors below Hooking d Jenkins hard.
ware store, where ! shall be pleased to
wait an all my old CUSTOMERS and those
who may favor ne with a call.
5iN3 VIZ. HAEgER.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-01-04
COTsgIsEN K LlNysN. y
ALIEN, FsEsoN,

A TToGNEYs AND C0UNEiLEEs, over IN
N Post ihce, Mine al ron Wis. 80
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-04

ARRIVALS AT THE WARM SPRINGS:
Michel Gray. f. w. Zaspell, Harry
Seaman, Glen Brook; B. q. Gaden, J.
Summers. A. Tuynell. J. Forrest, r.
Hill. J. Clark. Hank harrington, NJ.
G. EIinore, Geo. Patori. A. n. Cum
mings. w. S. Wood and family. Vir-
ginia city: f Graham, Martin Doten,
San Francisco; James Halligan and
wife, Miss Ida Swille, A. Champagne,
Carson City; S. f. Jones, NJ. Flee
more. John Hanson, NJ. X. Lockwood,
Empire; F. NJ. Proctor. NJ. G. Elmore,
Virginia city; VIM. Woodiitf, Carson.
Joseph Rudd, Merrimac mill; A. r.
Fianimes. Eureka mill: H.. Vogel,
A. Schutel. +. A. Cope, Carson; James
Stewart. Lake Tahoe; Gedian Rouse,
Michigan: Albert Waiver, Horatio Rix,
Dayton; Jno. A. Chapman. Michigan;
S. r. Fleming. Pine Grove: Thos. A.
Souther. san Francisco, A. b. Lander
man. Philadelphia; Annie Pearsoll;
Stockton; IL. Bolliver Selly, Carson.
HAY.-Mr. Dangberg, of Carson Val
ley, has been very successful in rails
ing hay this ear Judging from the
great amount of teams which arrive in
this city from his extensive ranch
1t is safe to predict that this
will be sold at very low figures
Winter.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-04
NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREIN GIVEN, THAT III
~ Registry Books for Jacks Valley Election
Precinct No. ], Douglas county, Nevada, are nov
open, st the Office of the undersigned, mt his
house in said Jack Valley, for the registration
at the names of the qstlltel electors in ea.d cleo.
ton precinct at the general election TO be held on
the 9Th day Of November, 1872. and will continue
To be pen for such registration between the hour<
at 10 o clock Il. IN and e O'Clock p. m. OF all legal
da 5 from the 1st day of July 'S72, to and in
"'cick p. M to 9 O'Clock p. IN. during the ten
days preceding the said 2lst day Of October, 1872
on which day, at q O'Clock p. m, the said regis
tration shall close.
All naturallzed citizens must produce their
naturalization papers to be stamped according to
law or come prepared to prove their loss.
A. b. JOINS,
Registry Agent. for Jacks Valley Prseinct, known
as Jacks Valley House."
Jacks Valley, August 81. 1917. ssl.td
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-04

r. Fred. Brooks, the we'll known
and popular dealer in books, station
cry, musical instruments. guns, fish
ing tackle. toys. cigars. tobacco, jew
elry and fancy goods, A removed to
Millard's store. next door to Rails
hardware store, opposite to his old
stand.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-04
L lNTElLIC e,
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TRAINS.
Passenger trains will run between Car
son and Reno, as follows: Leave Carson
for Reno at l0:i5 p. m. Returning, arrive
at Carson at Ais a. m
FREIGuT TTAINS.
Freight trains will run between the
same points. as follows: Leave Carson
for Reno at 10 a m. and 40 p M. Re-
turning. arrive at Carson at $3.50 a m and
3:tJ d. m.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-04
POLITICAL

All political printing done at this office
advertising or Job wOrk-must be paid
for in advance. This rule applies to all
parties, and will be strictly enforced.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-04

People can save money by buy
ing their dry goods At the store Of
OlcOvich Brothers,