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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-25

The Hudson Register deals humorously
with . question OF grammar, as follows
A ssarcher after truths writes TO ask (which
IL dramatically correct, 10 say the house Ia
hnlldlng,' or ,the house b being built the
street is paving or the atreet is being
Payedll" There Is . Wide diversity OF opln-
lon upon this bubjecti but We incline 10 favor
'as beIng builLo for the following reasonsi
suppose you wlth TO express another kind Of
an ideA, would you say, for instance, John
ny Is spAnlglug," or Johnny Ia belng
spankedlh The difference 10 you may seem
inmAterlAl, bat II be matter Of conSldera-
bic Importance 70 Johnny and II Is probable
that any choice were given him, he Uoald
suddenly select the former alternative. You
say again that the 'mlsaionAry is eating, "
Certainly this espresso very different and
much pleaSanteT Idea than the form, The
missionary ls being eaten;" and the sensation
Ia very different for the missionary, too. We
have consulted several missionaries about Il,
aud they all seem TO think that the two
thlngs are sOmehOg not the same no matter
what the grammArlans says,
But II ls TO DO confessed that there are oc-
easlons when tho difference In the form Is
not so marked. You assert, we say that
Hannah Is hugglng" which, BY the way,
would be very Improper thing for Hannah
70 dor Il would be positively scandalOns, ID,
deed Precisely q similar Idea Is conveyed II
you,aay, Hannah Is being Rugged, because
1t u Popularity OF the act that II Is hardly
ever One-slded; there Ia no sellshness about
II. Add Il Is the same with kissing. "Jane
Is klsslng"-Rnd her mother ought TO know
about IL II she ls--is Just exactly as II w
Ahould say, Jane Is being kissed" and the
sensation Is the same, although none Of the
grammars, by single INDIFFERENCE, mention
the TACT twill not be necessary, however
for our cOrreapondent 10 attempt to prove
these last mentioned fact5 by practice. HI
must take our word for them. Unless h
doeA 90 we shall answer no more questions Il
syntax for him or Any one else. Oar duty II
to conserve tho morals Of the community
not 70 start people 70 playing private game
OF COpenhAgen.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-25
PROPOSALS. FOR ,CLoTHISo AND CLOTH


r,popnsAfa pop CTOTutgo arr, NJ or,I
ma nhTRaiaTn AVN NNoih'
NAV DEPERrHEErD
hVhhAV w FhoNiSios,S, .i pNLaI,,hl Io' I
s.,l.d prooo,.l. ,naor..d SPTona,nl. ~ Cu9,h
s ", ~ ~ 80 =, Hseaa asu 9S'oes'
W IN tng lssn ~ ~ NosSpef heA lot me sup
pVo' 'n' following tUi,RSs
Bio" Olo'h IroW''''' eo0
nal, RI.. t,,nD., .S oLdAss l. ANN
o.,.,,z GLASS D. ,o,,
Einssip sbss. ppsirs Mr.
GLASS T.
Mattresses Win Two GSTeT, sseh boo
R.,n.,., sh..,,,. OaLAss D. ,Eo,o
N he ,r9T,sri aa3ps shoe. and ahsstinE 70 DO de-
Tha y ,s s DISpsyh NV afo; =,
BIoa1Sn Ns1S var i u 10 Psilsdsl1S,, N me
yard and Lou At The ohArle,town Nav YArd,
,b,n nI0s S.5. f mpsa % ae,ersd
must pas; y. S:u. Ssysi ia.PsStou tno oon' Aau
,itiea SIGN ~ Ioi tns uiueoiotn uoNseis musi pe
M "a a T9S % TSodysd; With pure iIdsV SsIs
"i m9ttn' -, -. u.
pure ~, dkif bihS ~ az 81 Nj NR az ffoq
yards In length and n inches vide, weighing 81
wooden threads woven In The Whsis length 81 he
pieoo, the pieces 10 be rolled sspGralsly Without
weight than 40 ounces per yard
Two thousand pairs Of the eaifskin shoes and the
Sorsu ID me the asmpes 10 be seen A me ,sSsTs IN
spoetiona.
The shoes must be delivered 10 boIss made Of sea.
sldos top and bottom q noh Ii oE aud ends on inch
Tor 10 Be secured b. not esS than Ten tx iSch ssrss
one screw Al each Sad of the boz % BE- oountsT amy
| Z inch b. N inch In diam tar,
zach mattress must weigh ten pounds. including
ticking, which Il 70 be cut feet Inches In length
iaehs" IN lsnEth aad y inches in width. ThS hsr.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-25


NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
MPRovEMRNT OF THE oUAOHITA RIVER.
BHdnEER OFFICT UsITTD sTATEs ARMYJ
liza Pine BTREET, BIT. Louis, Mo-, 7
August ~, liza }
Sealed Proposals, IN duplicate, will be received at
tha delivery Of about 8OOOO THIRTY thouGAnd linear
fact OF square timber, principally l9Il2, and about
GOOO 1.-TWO and twenty thouAAndD feet, board
measure, OF two and three-lnoh plank, At or near
each OF The following named points tho OuAehitA
ROCK ROW,
jacks ISLAND, AND
BUFFALO bHOALh.
Specifications and all necessary Information will be
furnished by thia ofhoe upon application.
tanned at this once others will be considered.
The right ls reserved To roieSt any q ~ BID
$3.50 It. GOT Corps Of RpEinoSTS, U. :. A.
pROPOsAIs FOR SUPPLIES.
NAVY PAI OFTICEl
wAHHINdrOH, ID. O., October ~, lEi2
Sealed proposals., To DO indOTssd PToposAlA" will
be received Il this once until u m. tho 9th day u
October ls72 for tho iloW desoTbnd Pig Iron be
delivered tree Of expense at the Washington Navy
Yard, snbieot 10 tho usual inspection, TO Hit!
BUREAU OF ORDNANCE.
70 tons Ashland Pig lrOny No soft, best quality.
% tons Scotch Pig Iron, No, soft, best quality,
Blddera must state In their bids the timo within
which tho Iron can be delivered. Responsible security
will be required for II. prompt and faithful delivery
once the right Ia reserved 10 reject any all bids
not considered advantageous TO the Goyersmsnt
oo2i Pay inspector, u, 4. Navy.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-25
Medical.
ON MARRIAGES

HAPPY RKLGEF FOR YOUNG NFN PROM
"a shses o. kToTs sd Abuses IN early life Man.
hsE msthgd Of treatment. New And retpaTf sbis
rensdlea Books and Circulars Sont free, Ia scaled
ADDE'S HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. a s,u,b
Hln'h strest, Philadelphia, Pa s1ga,1,,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-25
THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

On and after WEDNESDAY,, july IT, ls7a THREE
DAILY TRAINS viii 30 run between BAitinoTe and
Whosling and PATtsrs6qrE, A. follows
At a M returning will ATTiys At BSlinoSs ~ bB
m. This train connects for BtEaasbuTE and Hard.
The FAST LINE viii leave daily CsIo.pt SUNDAY,
At 1b p nj returning viii arrive At Baltimore al
The 81 LOUIS EXPRESS viii leave daily At . 10
The wISOhEsTER ACCOMMODATION iii
ms fREDEEitK DECENTRALIZATION will leave
N5p nj rtaIniipg WI arrive At baltimore At SD
F6o a ElE fitSS5jGi sSH Nils ACCOMMODATION
T s lIfT1 9s ~ % IS'unihE Will arrive StSP
ron nIaERsrowN.
leave At a N and .0S p. IN. returning will arrive
FOR &iaOHKsTER.
LsA5s at a m, and lilO y. returning will ATriVs
ron fRKDERIUK.
AtbA m and AilO aud p. m. returning will arrive
" 0''' anu IL y f q 4&saisdFToE.
Leave At ti20 b.O, T. $50, and II 35 a N. aud q T.
y ~ . ." anu FRJa@ WASHINGTON
LF1ins lsAye A. ~ -, !, and SID a m, and l. y
F0K piiisBUkd, VA ooNSTLLavuLE Rourr.
Lave baltimore SO p. m. returning will arrive
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
Leave Baltimore at a n. and i'5 p. m. leave
Hfifsin6sESH e S'i ~ M az AZ p ,,s,
Leave Baltimore At t.2j, $50, and ssb m, and
LsHVs Washington at : a. m. and 5. 40, As. and
IsESts can be purchased At the once, No. l4s West
5S SsSs"SS q 81 SaSd fo1 SsSTS SfaSE 'Sn
checked At persons Tealdonos,
For further information, tickets Of even hind, Ao
apply At the Ticket oniSS, Camden station
MsstSI Of i Tr"ns Tl
l. Il. 6oLk.
GienRFal Tick
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-25
Reporters.

CLEPHANE - BRADLEY,
BTENOaRAPHERs AND LAW REPORTRRB
Ofhoes-ho. ITO gtrost, between first md BeO
qnd stFeets, facing Indiana AysnusI and Room 1882
street betgeen IhiTtsopth and tuuItsonth, South.
p0rta Furnished OF testimony and other proceedings In
Court DISPOSITIONS In OhAn0oET, Arguments In PSisat
Gases, ~, mbS'~
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-25

TABLEAU Ia front OF u Springfield cigar
storei 10 the doorway, q sport OF the period
puning cigar at his right hand, the repre-
sentative OF his red brother extending bunch
OF cigars on the step, at his feet, an ancient
negresa calmly smoking long clay pipe, and
In front ChinamRn gazing in admiration at
the group,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-25
PROPOSALS FOR DREDGING

PRoPOsALs FOR DREDGINd.
UHrfED STATS RN0nEER OTEICE,l
ARMY BUILDING, hOUHrOk AND GREENE Sis, y
INV YoHK, sept, ", lblA
Sealed proposals for dredging the bar At bellvle,
the PAssAio river, n j., viii DO received until
Of October ", lh7g.
JOHN NEWTON
COLL lieut. Dol KkEnsoTs. BVt MAJ. a.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-25

WARRINGTON AND OHIO RAILROAD
W 5pring Schedule, BEGINNING April 4, is7l r.
Ialns daily (eIoept hundaIal between AlsIandriA "a
hamilton Leave AleIAbdriA At as q. m. and 40 D.
ma pAsi LseaburG ~ - a. and 20 D. m, and AZ.
I'VE hamilton At u q, m. and IS D. N. LsaVe
namuton A. ~ a m. and Y 80 y. pasa LeesburE
sge a m. and ! " ,, m.
The % .. m. train from AierAndrfaAEl 70 D. m
Ihh from Hamilton connect a. Hamilton with
ksmp's daly Line pf Coaches fs- PuToollyiiis snlot
ersVille, Bsrryyils and Winchester, Eiso, with
hoamers line oi Coaches, which leave LsesburE daily
for 4 Idle aud MiddleburE H
care Of X. II. HAYhhkR, Freight aud Ticket sent
- heHAndrta, viii be forwarded A. far a. HAmiiton
rge OF charge, other tnhh regular tariff FAtaa
Communication ueksta, three oenA per mule
Annual ueketa, 81, r. II. HAYENER,
m1iou General Ticket Agent
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-25
N EHB I sT \ 99gRE 9T AK IA PEsERI9l

DROPOsAIs FOR THE REMOVAL or ROCKS
i IN PORT CHESTER llARBOR, N Y.
UHIrlp STATES ENoHHIR OFTICE,l
AMY BULLDOG, HOUSTON amp unnEnI sra,
Nav YonKt - y, l67l
beAlod propoaAs for blAstlnH tndI tlbyAl Of rocks
In Port Chester HATboT, ~ NJ, Vll u received until
nnoh Of October ~, MA.
JOHN NEWTON,
coll Lieut. Col, EpGinSsn, BTvL MGisT GoRSThl,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-25
Railroads.
AIE SE.Ss$%I5E EEslt5% AIE

A bkhhknHh A Nh WASHINGTON
IA fkskDSRhiGHKsSbRe kkikIHwkiEYPRA AND
DEPOT CORNER sixth AND b sTREETa
O. HI r'iiso * "a ~ ieaFs a. follows TIA
o,i I.ip. Ton nv ksisssapis .ri,. .. follows, sss
T5sln. @stsd i6a: eoaP S sii6 ltr.. on WISH
-0uANTIOO, ,sooommodstiou leave, w..hiustou
' GiRfG s CUP iTFGssgs T0efPiR II, p,,,.,,
Leaves Washington iir2O p. m, daily. sIospt 500.
ot sc = he oss SorRs sIsS O nd sfs
Rsssss. q e g an ssS s.ys orders ioE
fl6,G KS YoT1iRG. General P,...nS.rAs.u.
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAIL
DEPOT ooRNEE Eo sISTH iAIFD b STREETS
THA BxtT FiEnhXE FOR TRAINS ,ARRIXE AT
NJ Niagara kEpress, LOO a. N, Western VI.
sS n, BGtImor. Mail Day 81. d'A'' 'l0'O' S'''
"a d (! w.. - s'i5I n, Mail. daily. sr.
g.,ss's, daily except sun. 9 % Western EI.
800. M Bsltior. 40 u >. no. aa Pssiss R.p,...
oommodAtlon, daily. "a. daily, sIoept sundsy.
, X 6Hsiab.uRypr.... '' SSnd Rm daily '''sV'
1 ~ = i ne S. s%.S I u a.SR A'oOHRod
pF'''' daily 7,io Al, oaausloo Aeon.
. " G Z S%R fiisl's SsS ~ q. sSP I
n o9nnsot a Bowie w trains for Marlboro lsaSnE
boIo' At 10 - a N. aBd ~ ,. m. '''
Trslns arriyinS = WsshlpEio9 at Is a m, and rs
TsS::sSs.5: i:.'iss s.:I, order, :. rlsls, one.
nua can have thsT bsGsGGs called Tor and ebseEsd a
+oss sPd s FsdI9SS. 70 y PVlPt. sorh Sed Wet
ss9 Irs9sisSo sHd ali polnts NORTH Northwest We.
-, nm Y@s.J slIth .Pd Psnn.slv,nl. .ysnus.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-11-01

How to Go West.

This Is an enquiry which every one
should have TRUTHrULLY answered be-
fore he starts on his journey, and lit
tie care taken in examination Of Routes
will in many cases save much trouble.
time. and money.
The ~. 3. & w. Route" running
from Indianapolis through Blooming
ton to Burlington, has achieved a sp.en-
did reputation i'm the last two years as
the leading Passenger Route TO the west
At Burling ton il connects with the great
Burlington Route which runs direct
through Southern Iowa to Nebraska
and Kansas, with close connections TO
California and the Territories and pas
sengcrs starting from Dubois County.
on their way westward, cannot do bet
ter than to take the /. Il. & w. and Bur-
lington Route.
This Line has published n pamphlet
called How to go West" which con-
tains much valuable Information a
large correct map of the Great West,
which can be obtained free of charge By
addressing the General Passenger
Agent B. 4 NJ. r. r., Burlington,
Iowa.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-11-01
Work Needed.

Every election precinct in this dis
trict should endcavor 10 have 4
stronger equalization and better work
ing committees for the November cleo
ton than characterized the State
election. We have big majority OF
Democrats and Liberals IN this State,
and il they can all be induced to come
out and vote, our triumph Is sure. II
we permit the election tO 20 by default
the Radicals will carry the State, as they
are working quietly and will poll q fill
vote on tho 5th of November. Ii we
also poll a full vote, our majority will
moi he less than 5000. and perhaps over
10000. Will we permit Mr.. Hendricks
majority to be reversed, or will we
increase it?
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-11-01

ROckpOrt & Jasper Mail kou'o
YNHE undersigned having received tns
L contract for carrying the mail "
Rockport, respectfully informs any ons
desiring to 60 10 Rockport, that he WI,
provide means for CARRYING them on
Mondays and Fridays If they will les.e y
word On the day before ut the Post oiIe'
in Jasper. JOSEPH UHklCf
July 9Th. 1870.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-11-01

The telegraph reports serious bolt
from the Radical party i'm South Caro-
lima. Under the circums tances, perhaps
that State had better not be set down
positively for Grant just yet, as it wont
take much ola row in the Radical party
to turn it over to Greeley and Brown.
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HLRRth IGA IHE
II a i | L O a d :!
TO i A II nj e II S .
AGRICULTURAL WORKS All
S. X UEB LIE r. S.
BLAcKSEITR& WAGON MAKING SHOE
JAsPgR. INDIANA,
Toby cheap. FOR money down,
cors " Jasf'er. IRIS the town:
Farmers and all Mo want to buy.
Cnroii your grcen-hacks- and dram nigh;
For :. KHehier has for sale
The .si rlov -. wholesale or retail;
BRggies Carriages siiyr- bright.
With farming implements al right.
The NcShorey .iu~-no better AIDE
Cone one and all. lets have trade.
Corn plows and Cultivai"rs
Moving machines end reapers too;
Wagons. 81 all kiais ready done.
Hay rskes we're sure No one:
With many other things I'll nice.
s. just come IN. and learn the price;
Then II you don't wen: to Inv.
Therr'ii be no harm 'tvixt yon and I.
few good iois have been made. confess.
Whose success has depended ON copying from
But unlike The prnter--to borrow who must
Trey fail ia give credit. and yet cell IL just.
WIN labor. sstil stTias t. .nrFrinfend.
New improvements make which the pabiic
eommsni
And wheH I've succeeded and got coed
thing.
TheneA'thins know us on sso;hsr machine.
Bn, sonethac else I've got 10 say.
Do bot forge TIE Ia n. ray.
Nhen IRON Au-. or gs,i.cr. yen see,
Nothing bit b'rrsy will nav FROM me;
So come ana pay the old arccunt.
Aad mas new ore. good ard sound;
Now do NOT rui !; IN zoo fA-.
with money IN vaar nsrs.;. srf - spare.
Aud rfmsm - ! b, state 10 say
Tlsv..rs We uaaAt mrs. ~ - X.
Apri' Is Io-v SEBASTIAN Srvrr FIR.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-11-01
s2ea! Estate Agency.
l.. JONES; & co.

OFFIcE-In Fisher s. McMahin's
Building, Geiger Street,
HUNTINGBURG. INDIANA.
REAL ESTATE bought and sold
a. taxes paid. abstracts OF title furnish.
ed, &c. Letters of inquiry. pertaining
to real estate transactions, promptly an.
lswercd, and sdvice and information con.
corning Real Estate in Dubois. Spencer
Pike and Orange counties furnished free
of charge.
TERMs.-Our rates ~ commission for selling prcp.
crty viii be hve per wnen sold by u.s. and two
and half per cent IL withdrawn from sale before the
time 81 the contract expires. sold by any Other
parties. when property l. placed our hands for az.
change fn rae-of commission will charged when the
exchange fs effected.
Jan. l2tt. 'v4-iy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-04-22
Diseased Indisestion.

II chronic indigestion affected the stomach
only 1t might be moro easily borne; but Is gives
rise, inevitably, to many other diseases affect
ing tho liver, tho nerves, the bowels and the
brain. Biliousncss, nervous tremors, constipa-
ton, headache and terrible mental disturbances
arc among It's usual Accomplishments. In fact,
every organ. every nbre Of the Franc sympa-
thize with the debilitltSd and diseased stomach.
What Is needed In such Q caset Clearly an Al
~tsratiye and invigorant; and among medicines
OF that class Hostetter'S Stomach Bitters fl DO.
yond ali comparison or estimate, the best Nero
purgatiyes only deprive the system OF the little
strength that disease has left Il. Salivants have
tho same effect. The whole internal organism
has CONC wrong, and can only be put right and
kept right by q medicine in which the tonic and
stimulating elements ,predominate. but are
qualified and modified by anti.bilious aperients
And blood. purifying components. NOW, the
truth is land tho medical faculty a. VOL a. the
public know the fsct), that Hoststter's Bitters
contain every ingredient requisite for the cure
OF dyspepsia and all tho ailments OF body and
mind which It involves. This has been proved
In 20 many Thousands OF instances that II seems
almost Idle to repeat the statement.
The great tonic rallies exhausted nature nom
whatever cause enfeebled, and permanently TO
cruits the vigor Of the nerves, the muscles and
the brain. It's effects upon the brain 10 TO give
strength to the will and precision 10 the judg-
ment, and to Danish d~espondency and that In
trinity OF purpose which generally accompanies
hndilv weakneee. r.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-04-22
CARsON ITEMS.

From tho Register Of yesterday.]
Mr.. Webb, Superintendent Of the
State Orphans Home, informs US that
on Thursday night last, between IL
and II o'clock, he was awakened by
cries for help from some one near the
front door Of the Home, and on pro-
ceeding to the door found q Chinaman
lying, who at first Mr.. Webb thought
to DO dead. His head was fearfully
beaten, and blood was flowing freely.
The Chinaman stated that he was
stopped by two white men on bis road
from tho wash-house, near the soap
factory, to Chinatown ; that his money
was taken from him and he was beaten
with q club. He managed to get to
the Orphans Home, the robbers pur.
suing with intent to kill him, a. no
supposed. He managed TO get inside
the outer gate and cry "murder and
"help.n Mr.. Webb kindly assisted
the wounded man to Chinatown.
Nothing further has been heard Of the
transaction.
Yesterday was the anniversary of
the formation Of the very popular
Curry Engine Company. The flagstaff
of the engine-house and the n oppo-
site was decorated with flags and
streamers. Andy Wright struggled up
the flagstaff and nailed bis IRE hat on
tor. At the election Of officers, which
took place last night the following
named members were elected for tho
ensuing torn: Foreman, A. Curry ;
First Assistant Foreman, Andrew
Wright; Second Assistant, Richard
Mills: President, j. Mart Reese ; Sec
rotary, AL. Mills; Treasurer, JACOB
Tobriner. After the election the
.sb'hoys" partook Of a collation. pro
vided by the newly elected officers,
and drank many a toast to the future
prosperity Of the company. Long
may she wave.
A report was In circulation yestsr-
day morning that Frank Ludlow was
dead, which was afterward found 70 DO
incorrect. Mr.. Ludlow has been q
sufferer for many weeks, and has got
so low that his physicians have no
hopes whatever Of his recovery; at tho
same time he may linger some days,
and may 90 of In one Of the spasms
with which he Is now afflicted. I'VE
have since learned that Mr.. Ludlow IL
dead.-Ep. NEws.l
The new locomotive Washoe was
yesterday get to the track and up to
che round-house. She makes . dne
appearance. The Washoe will COM
mence her work on Tuesday next II
not before. We have not yet ascer-
tained the names Of her engineer and
conductor.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-04-22
Overland Dispatches
SPECIAL tothe GOLD HILL NEWS
pomEsrlo IMrELLIoEMoE Z.
Runaway PiIss,

HALIFAX, April 22.-The steamer
Peruvian has hauled into the dock and
is discharging. The pilot who Is re-
sponsible for the nearly disastrous oc-
currence Of Saturday, fed and has not
since been seen.
CoLuBus, April 22.-R. A. Harri-
son, Chairman OF the Republican State
x.Committee and State Commissioner
on Railroads and T~elegraphs, died at
his residence here this morning.
Tho Alabama Claims, and Csase-
quential Damages.
NEW YoRx, April 22.-Washington
specials say the American counter case
to be presented at the Geneva Confer
snce, will be transmitted to Congress
to-day. The question Of consequential
damages stands as before a. far a. the
Government Ia concerned. 1t u the
opinion Of General Banks that the de-
mand will be sustained In the House
by more than q %two-thlrds vote.
Campaigner Starting Oat-New Can.
didate fer Vice Presideat.
CHICAGO, April IA Washington
dispatch says Attorney General Will
liams starts tonight for Oregon to
participate In the campaign. The
same dispatch says It Is reported that
an effort Ia making to secure Senator
Scott Of Pennsylvania, for Vice Presi-
dent, at Philadelphia.
A g.. Breaks his msther's Neck
Flight ofths Matricide.
ALBANY, April 22.-At Greenbush
last night, Mrs. Maker, while interior
ing in a fight between her two sons,
was struck by one Of them, breaking
her neck. The matrlcide fed.
The virsiaia Liberal Republican
Desire t. Nsmlnate Judge Davis
fer President-0thcr Proposed Nom.
iaatiSas.
NEW York, April IA Herald
special says the Liberal Republican
movement started In Virginia, has
called a meeting for next "Wednesday,
to appoint delegates to the Cincinnati
Convention. 1t is understood the dele
CATION will favor Judge Davis for Pres
ident, and Governor Walker for Vice
President. Tho fact Il apparent that
the Democratic leaders Of New York
desire the nomination Of Judge Davis
at Cincinnati, regarding him as an I'M
tried man and pliAble. Bon Woods
paper says Davis must be nominated
ifthe Liberal Republicans expect DEM
ocratic support. In the outside circle
of active politicians the hope Is gener-
ally expressed that Charles Francis
Adams will be nominated. The World
assumes edltorially to be friendly to
Adam. but prints daily long and Ia
bored communications crltlcizlng his
;AdamsN treatment Of the Fenian
affairs while on his visit to England.
Tho Sun has spoken favorably OF q
ticket composed Of Adams and Gross
back. The Tribune, thus far, has sug-
gested no names.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-04-22
TIE Inhabitants OF Gold Hill have

TIE inhabitants OF Gold Hill have
now learned that there Is no reason
existing why they should any more
continue to take their watches wanting
repairs to Virginia City. j. Carlson Is
permanently established in Gold Hill,
and his work Is giving great satisfac-
ton to the public. lie does not de-
pend upon employed workmen, but
attends to orders himself; therefore
the citizens of Gold Hill and Silver
City requiring . practical watchma-
ker, for tho repairing Of their watches
and clocks, will please give MI. Carl
sen a trial. apo II
GOLD HILL REGISTRATION. The
time for registry of voters at the COM
ing municipal election Of May 6. ex-
pires or the 25th-next Thursday.
Rush no 20 Justice Putnam's office and
have yUIr name put In the big book.
ARIZONA AND UTAH.-The Superin-
tendent of the Arizona and Utah mine
reports the discovery Of $25 to $50 ore
OF that mine. Six assays showed $l2 b8
silver and $ls 81 gold, or Z total Of
81 IS per ton.
BILLY HoRNBEcK's.-W When you
want a right good cigar, some choice
tobacco, good fruit, nuts, candies, or
anything else In that line, just call ut
Billy Hornbeck's, on Main street, next
door to the Bank of California.
JUsr ARmvED.-M. F. Waller Is now
opening his new and large stock Of
clothing, of latest styles, fine furnish
ing goods, latest style Of hats, boots,
shoes. trunks, and everything con-
tanned In q flrst-class clothing store, to
which he calls public attention, as his
motto Is: "Quick sales and small
profits ~