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SArPHhRE MiNtMe,
> cnmpany-LocatIon OF Works, Gold Hin
Mining Dislr CT, storey county, State { Ne.
'xda Notice l. hereby given that nj a mcetinl
uf the Board Of Trustees Of said Company. held
On the 10th day OF July, 1872. an assessment
VI Thirty Gents per share was levied upIu IN,
capital STOCK Of raid Company. payable iuImedi
aiely. In Tn ted Stat. = gold coin. 10 the Secre.
'ary, nt the ofics Of the Company. No. 4Ss Cal
forIia street, San Frsncisco. California
Any stock upon which said assessment shall
remain unpaid OH saturday,, the nth day OF Au.
:u-t, 1879. rhall be deemed delinquent, and win
10 duly advertised Ior rale nt public auct on.
aud unless payment shall be made before, Will
10 tuld on FRIDAY, tho 9Th day Of September.
ST2. to pay thr delinquent Assessment, together
" ith costs Of advertising and cIpcnsch OF sale.
By order OF The Board OF Trustees.
JOEL I LIGHTNER. Secretary.
0M-e-No. dSS California street, San Fam.
cisco. Cal. Jyl8 I'd
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GOLD AND sILvKE

II Mining Company - Location OF WORKS
lyon County, State OF Nevada.-Notice II here.
by given. that At q meeting Of the Board Of
Trustees Of taid Company. held on the y l.
DOLLAR ISi, per share WIS levied upon the cap
ltsl stock Of said company. payable mmedi
ately, IN United States gold coin, to the secre
ury. al the office Of the Company, No. 3su
a%lifbrnia street, Room No. 9. San Francisco.
California. Any stock upon which said assess.
inent shall remain unpaid on WEDNESDAY
the e. day Of October, 1872, rhall be deemed
delinquent, and will be duly advertised for sal,
~ public suction. and unlcrs payment shall b,
made before. viii be sold on WEDNESDAY TIT
I'D day Of October. 1872, TO pay the Delinquent
assessment, together with costs Of advertising
and expenses Of sale. ..H .
BY order OF the Board OF Trustees.
-.a. GEO. H. SPINNEY, Secretary.
0nice-Ro 8, No. $40 California street. Sar
francisco, California. aust I'd
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" Hnl MN Once h.H ton o. t1psrm
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duced price. for rash ES .
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Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-08-17
What Gen. Grant has done
as Civilian

To last weeks issue we gave some "i
Grant's gross couduct az President, cx-
Guiding if possible, any pf the acts Of
usurpation charged against President
johnson in the fimous articles ot IN
peachment. from the statement #
senator SImnrr; but many honest
Republicans object aud Say. that
Sumner is an enemy Of Grant, aud
consequently his statements ought not
to be relied upon; aud now, to remove
those o. o'jectiops and all doubt as to tie
truth OF the charge OF Grants misc0n,
duct, we give below rhe STATEMENTS #
one of Grants tried friends in the Scu
ate, life long Republican, aad one #
Grants defenders in the camnai gn, but
who was ashamed of Grun' conduct
and excused it all on the score of igno-
rance this distinguished gentleman is
Senator Morrill, of Vermont OF course
whatever Senator Morrill, has TO say
concerning Grants conduct in the
Santo Domingo business will not be
disputed by Republicans then if it is
true. that he has undertaken and still
intends t" force the annex1tion of SAT-
to Domingo upon the Senate Of the
United States and the sovereigns of this
country against their will, aud al-o
against the will of the people of the
Republic Of Santo Domingo, wick kedly,
uDconstitu.ioualiy, and corruptly. by
secret and expensive negotiation with
the usurper Baez. then the honest men
of Oregon will not vote for him.
BULLY AMONG REPUBLICS NOT
"a LOVED.
Our reputation among our sister re-
publics in America is not wholly un-
blenished, nor is it. ] fear, likely to
grow brighter by the history Of the
Santo Domingo complications Not
that we have ID our Foreign relations
ALWAYS heen in the wrong. bu that W
seem to have possessed wonderful ap,
ti.ude 20 get cmbr)iltd with weaker ra
tionalities. All remember the circum-
stances of our trouble wish Mexico, or
or Of her troubles with Us. We tore
from her the large State Of Texas. and
when she pouted about the ex'raragant
boundary claims d, we declared that war
existed by her act and fought bloody bat
Ties for three years to make her surren'
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-08-17

"uly S64,Llu, aud bur g 2.09l, of for
elgn goods exported. Our imports
FIR the same ye r from Ii ayti were
S76O.0S7, and frr Santo Domingo
only SS3 BOB the trade with Sanfo
Domingo. Thus leaving balance of
rnhea' twenty thou sahd dollars ia be
paid by Us in gold, while the Ha,,i
trade was exceedingly heallhful leaving
a balance of 81 1913 .S96 to be paid 10
"a IN aoid. \ critical examination Of
the trade Of Santo Domingo has been
provoked, and its ahs lutte NIX kedness,
ihrrcfnrc. deserves to be fully exposed
Its consequence has been magntied by
being cmiounded with that of H4yti
althou Ia the trade Of that lirtlr rel,tlb
lie j. quite restricted OF c.ffee we
imported io 1868 fro,. Iiayt 73l ISL
pnund, and from Santo Domingo only
II SIG POUNDS FROM uayti We in,-
ported 30 So pounds vi cocoa aud 219,>
u9S pouuds Of cotton but none from
Santo Domingo OF Susa We o.,
s20.G9S worth from iIayti. SlO.l1l
wor Il ffnin San Domingo OF dycw I'D
wc received from liayti 10 the amount
of S4l9li2. aud how much do Won
th nix Nr President from Santo DO.
ningoy Remeln Scr the immense forest
we have been tn!d about. only requiring
lev blows wih the wpoam i. Ak t.
shin countless c,r.ne, The amount
all told wa in the value Sl5 9ss.
Nearly half ot al our Imports from
San;o Dnnn1, we're Ia twp lt.n>-
sl63-G III III shnAany. aud So U29 in
h-nnm vle Why. -ir. sou. of III"
i.rm r, NJ my mile. from tbs cap
ual dp nearly a. large q hn>,ne-s every
winrer ia cutting an srllin: card ~p'd.
Il wpn'i be eclip>.i hy the trade Of
mere hpYS ln Mlcht IAN a"d Ntis.e OF
troplc, fruit -.ui here c.Tts.uls W.
al n, tn ini >nrt.1t. their @rpEth H. -
lu>uriant. sa eniirely lahore .--ih"
amount ". have II ack uow'eI-.. l.
Il dollars for ri,.e fruits aud eight
l.,llsrs for preserved fruits. The
psner Il Californian garden wound
teel liu>sf tr.s',.l nnhaad>on.-ly il E
IN lie visitor shtal n,t c.nslmr or
carry away naaTr than our vh"l. year,
nn,a.tt4tlon iram San Daalin.o Here
are The f.et. en- frnm unr oAn dlcn
meats Mr. President .n.uifa>. th.m With
The hanired nil'ion theory -'th' hnuss.
fhat Jack haiit'-which yrave Se,s
t"rs have en ior~ei in tins chpmter
Dn they warrant such cxtrayaylnt pre-
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-08-17
A True Aero,

On the evening Of Thur sday july
llth. Philip Gould colnrrd nan. and
five female fr'rui< were walkins along
the track ot the phllais h,a and Read
ing R,iIroad, when the NhistIc If h.
com ,tlve reached their ears 4 train
was passing along the Snrri>'osn ro,l
upon the otptrsi,c side "f The Schn, l.
kill. and they Supposed the whistle
came from that side of the river. A
mmnent more and the express train
WIS upon them There vas nn dri,ber
alton Bat tn ught is quicker than
steam and with AN iatu,uvc OF the
danger auI the only wy 10 save hi~
friends, Philip Gould spr4n. mon
them and with one hrrcaiesn effort,
pushed them all down the tmbankment,
on the edge Of which the track was
laid.
They were saved. The next instant
he va, struck by the "cow catcher,
hurled into the air. aud 4. ling upnn
he water tank, rolled off. dead Had
il Mt been for his prompt acton the
whole six person would have been kill
co.
llc might have saved himself by
hearing down the emhank mcnt aud
aban1oning his iric ID, tp their fate. but
INSTEAD al doing So. he saved theu. 10y
devatlng himself tn death.
Such an act of her"ism deserves
com nenloration aud tn" name of Phil
ip Gould should not he forgotten. Let
his name aud m emo.y oe honortd.
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4 Sc1s<rlrlc RkygraE.-A terr

4 SCIENTtFIc RkvEFaE. Il terri
bic revenge was recently taken ty a
youne chemist IN Venice named Orlan-
do Farnor,nl. lie loved y young lady
but she loved another, who ~as y tailor.
Or ando owed him money, and sent
word he would pay il if the tailor and
his betrothed would visit him IN his
laboratory. The invitation was accrp-
ted, and Orlando slyIy got them 10 take
part in electrical experiments. lie
bade them give him their hands, pat
one pole ot "a Rumkorf apparatus be
tween the girls fpgers aud the other
into the tailors hand, and then joined
cnrren.s. The lovers fell to the ground
in consulsi,e fits. bur Eernerini only
laughed After trying 10 diseussS"
th, mselyes from the apparatus IN vain.
in five minutes they became distorted
coipses. Fernefini with the utmost
.saniroid' rep rted the matter to the
police and gave himself up.
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fluE ILLrsrRATEp pMRENOLoGTcAI

TlHF TLLUSTR PHYSIOLOGICAL
1 JOURNAL, IL ia every respect F!rst
Glass Magazine. It's articles are "' the hi.heSt
anterest tn all II tteaches what w. are ani bow
eo make the most at eurseiVeS. The inf rmt-
fion 10 contains on The f.tws "f Lite aud licItt
is we'll worth the price at the Masazlnetn every
Family Ltis pub i-btd at 81 90 wear. Bs
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We commend the JouRSAL ~ ali who want
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Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-08-17

Safes; bur the wounds OF paer Mexico
have been hleedrug ever since. and If
we are looked upon with any favor, il
is when in comparison with the
FRENCH
| Then, in 1852 Grcyt,wn. III" princi-
pie port Of QUE If the republics Of Cen
trai .Ann ricl was bomharltI and hurn-
ed by naval force "f rhn United States,
on the flimsy charge that its inhabitants
had intringed the rights Of the tran
sit company No eparation "u our
part has ever been made for this wan-
ton and brutal exercise Ut pow'r.
Som after this commenced the car
rccr of the fihbuster Walker first in
Sonora. Lower California, then in Nc
ar,gua. where ~ last he was driven
Into RivaS. aud taking shelter on board
the United States sloon-ef> var ST.
Mary :, wis hron-h lit to New Orleans,
but only 10 receive sympathy, and not
punishment, for his piratical achi", G.
ments. Mr. Bucnaran was loud in
depr, eating such crimes. but c"uid
find no authority for punlshing tile
criminals ut when va ker In 1860
struck at IL 'Dduras he was captured
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Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-08-17
DOMINICAN EXPORT BUBBLES.

Usually the Register of the United
States appears To follow the British
ex lnple IN makrng up the report OF
uayu AID Santo Dumingo aud com-
bines them together. not considering
the latter worthy of any seperate. notice.
but in 1868 seperate account was kept.
aud We fud our domestic exports TO
Hayti we've S29J6,Uo3. aud ot inreign
goods re exported $3.50 6l9. while our
domestic exports tv SantV Domingo were
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-08-17


3
city which contributed nerh,ns mere
tn the SELF satl> faction nf the Secretary
han they appear dcstined 10 cnn.rhu,e &
I, that Of the coun,ry he officially rep
resented. Not one of these infellcituus
treafie. had It's oripin with the nre-ent
Administration. which owes to them
no original f. ,lty whatsoever. That
with D-nmak, for IN. annexation OF
II Thomas IN close proximity with
Santo Domingo seems to have hcen
vulnerable to the FIST oce m earthquake
aud has been. prrh ms not ino,p ,rtnnely
swallowed nm nv n series of those di~--
tnrbers If ..the best laid pians" of
diplomacy, while little Denmark. un-
Willingly tru~finy IN an unaiyis,.d
treaty aud the fair words rf the Secre-
tary. sutlers the sh,m. Of Tho who
Stuml,l. .,d ,han -h,a,i,v I,ok aronnd
+, sen If ,ha W,rlI'. 6Icers ar. u i
,,iotc1 IT th..m Dnr .,,,n,l no.if,.,
has he, .,,lw,,a ,,d o,nr,,;,n.
hui what cou i We dnz. One ming was
clear we dia nat want (, Thomas
nnles, Ne could take il. A. W. m,.hr
Santo Dnminpo and tLrow il hack n.ain
.ntnlb -,
TIE ineeption If n. sn ,rc,,ies un-
.J.r pras,tn,, L,,..,n w,. w,a.l, =,
y,r;anc,. ui,b ria. cn,,r.s ru,.n.i Ly
jefferson in 1898 IN the case of Louis
lam, and Of >l,nrn 1918 in III. case
in Florida Thy started with leg sla-
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ron nh. tr.,tv ,n.k,o. j, .wer wa. hnt
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-12-12

The Galaxy has now entered on the
eighth year OF its eEistauce under circum-
stances Of unusual prosperity This mag
aziHr has from the FIRST occupied q field
entirely iis own. THE aim ul the Galaxy
has been to discuss promptly every great
subject which il uppermust iu the public
mind, and % have the discussions carried
0u by our ahlest and best known men iu
each department These papers 10y oou-
spieunus public meu, ou national topics
of Importance, will be continued, and
will embrace contributions from the most
prominent OF our living statesmen on
questions of national interest
Hon. Gideon Wells will several times
appear as the unthor of political reminis-
ceuces of the highest value aud interest.
Mr.. J. S. Black and the author Of the
"Desultory Sketches of politicians Of
note will both continue to engage the in
tcrest Of the readers of the Galaxy. Also
other articles by our most prominent
statesmen, which the publishers are not
yet at liberty TO announce.
A new story, by j. W, Delforest, the
author of "Oyerland' and "kate Beau
mont" called the "Wethercl Affair" will
run through the year 1873.
In the January number will appear the
first instalment Of new story, by Mrs.
Annie Edwards, the author of Ought
We to Visit Her "Steyen Lawrence,
Yeoman,' " Archie Lowell" " Susan
Fielding, etc,
A new novel, by Mr.. Justin Mccarthy,
the author OF Lady Judith etc, will
also appear in the Galaxy during the year
1873. A valuable series Of papers will be
furnished by Carl Benson, under the title
of Casual CogtatioHs' and will include
the results of the varied experience
of men and affairs which the author has
enjoyed.
Mr.. Richard Grant White, whose con-
tributiona to the Galaxy have been missed
durng the last year, will resume his dis
cussion OF pathological and other subjects
in the volumes for 1873.
Mr.. Juuus Henri Browne already IA
vorably known to the readers Of the Gal
axy, will furnish a notable series Of pa
pers on Women in their relations to soci-
ETY. and affairs. The first, which will be
| published in the January number, will be
1 on "Women as Companions
/ Mr., Justin Mccarthy, who needs no in
| PRODUCTION to the friends Of the Galaxy,
will be regular contributor ..- ..
! Mr.. Albert Rhodes, the author of the
sketches IN the balaAy, for the past year,
on foreign peoples and their customs,
will add 10 those papers Il further series
Of similar character.
/ These are Il few Of the features of the
| Galaxy for 1873 which the publishers can
now make positive announcement. Ar
engagements are in progress for other at
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-12-12

So lead q party 60 tbs place 60 CaIeFa3a
ncar Fort Defiance. With the rcaa 10
their p9sseaoa aad tase purchased
30 LonIaa. The ground was 6so8 ff
scientific exploration Tie Iania aul
Eabefy party followed Clarence King
ana watched him ia fields IS DE huated.
surveyed and dog King subsequent.
By met hubery, laughed and said hc
thought the affair vae "a sell in which
iieo Bubery caHcumed fer one foot ont
side of certain lines a.t "a diamond
caaI1 BE found R8bery afterwards
met man living near the groauis who
sail that Arnold aad Stack told him q
year before that If they had a bucket
fulI Of red stones aad 500 worth IF dm.
mab5s they would get up "a big excite.
mcut and make their fortunes They
got the stones aud diamonds and tbo
rest followed The Grand Jury still
have che swiualo before them but tbey
have made Ha report of their proceed.
ings Nothing of the kind ever occur
red Iva California which has produced
greater excitement ia al circles. Coop
er is here aud Arnold and Stack are De,
ported 10 be ia this country"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-12-12
AHE TTItI HONEST.

The republican senators have held a
causus. in which il was decided to re-.
move Carl Schuz from the Chairman
ship Of the committee on Foreign Rela-
tons, whereupon the democrats de-
cided to remove one Of their men from
the committee in order TO give Shurz
his place. Shurz then addressed a note
to the democrats, saying that he did
not consider that in his late withdrawal
from the republican party he joined the
democrats. and that if the administra-
ton adopted a course which met his
appreciation he should heartily indorse
it. bat should otherwise oppose it.
This may be considered as the po-
sition at present taken by nearly all Of
the so called liberal republicans 1t
has certainly the MERIT Of looking
honest on the face OF it, but it has also
the disadvantage Of being exactly the
position they would be likely to take il
dishonest. They certainly expected to
head a great political revolution by
which they hoped to ride into power.
In this they were utterly foiled. Now
they can hope to gain nothing by aftlil.
iating with the democrats, and it would
hardly be good policy for them to i'm.
mcdiately seek admittance to the re.
publican fold. 1t places the liberal
leaders in an unfortunate position to
say the least, and we think under the
circumstances, the burden Of proof is
with them, to show that they have been
honest in the matter. The result is Sc
strongly in favor Of the administration
that they are neither compelled by ne
costly to cast them of entirely or to re
ceivo them back, and which course is
pursued will depend very much on how
they conduct themselves in future.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-12-12

Z suppose bon said a hundred times
while Twas with him. Now. mind I
Wbea ! was ham | died, and whcu |
sized vas born This idea seemed to
no pefpeluaIly iu his mind, aud when
i,r repeated the words be would look
hs listeners very aftentively in the
tua De- ser 10 test his conscious
aezs asked lim If he knew Mr. Dick.
sae I knrg that be ga, fer / was
present d tlo dinner to Mr. Dickens,
81 ahlah Horace Greeley presided lie
ttglal t3s ucneg beard the
tmo lu mv hn Nmv mtad when
u.,s tam 1ira aul ab,u djej was
lau Iihpn told him ThurIow weed
dsa isn tony lause and was iaquir.
Ias ia hIm BE- answered as before
afr heard tie name before, Now
Wu4 when aas lam ! died. and
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fs remained ile yer, rarely aas
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sag ae aIJ tar answers were wrong
le ae h lei tfnaticd neauy all
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would continually place bi. haai 90
hs aafal 81 iAaaEh BE was suffer
intensely d ibal region His palsc
was tcf feeble, beating Al lbe rate d
IZ5 rer minute and very irregular aad
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-12-12

Tho progress Of the Hoosac Tunnel
IN November was, al the east end, las
feet central shaft eastward las feet /;
west end 1l6 feet; total 40 feet
Lengths opened to Dec list, 1872, east
end II .205 feet central shaft east,
1919 feet west end s,57l feet total
= 63l feet, Lengths remaining to be
apeucd Nov. LIST, between east end aud
central shaft ia feet between west
gnd ADD Central shaft 3.2sl, being Gal
feet mnre lhau bali q mile. The
meeting Of the two headings between
aonlral shaft ssd the east end will do
ay witb the expense of raising
Ufis a8a water 1000 fcct IN tho
sush Whirh mccs.ila,es the burning
ai ga 600 cords ai wood per year at a
ruat Of 100000 and also insurcs the
pceay eSmplonon 81 that gigantic
work