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SP ECIAL NOTICES.

a CARD.
Clergyman. while re siding in South America,
as missionary discovered a safe and simple remedy
for the cure Of ServOus Weakness, Early Decay,
Disease of the Urinary and Seminal Organs, asd the
whole train Of disorders brought on by bauefu aud
vicious habits. Great numbers Ia Te been cured by
this noble remedy. Prompted by desire to benefit
the afflicted and unfortunate will send the reel ne
for preparing and using this medicine, in a sealed
envelop-- TO any ene who needs it, Free Of CinTgs
Address, JOSEPH T IMAM,
Station d, Bible Hous
MARI IL New York City.
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SMALLPOX PANIC IN A COURT RooN.-A
prisoner before Judge Fans Court, at williams
burg, y. V, yesterday morning, was found to be
full smallpox subject. The Judge and all the
officers left the courtroom, and the prisoner
walked off
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INTERNAL REvENUE.-The receipts from this
source to- day were S349, S10s2.
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CANAL TRADR.-Yesterdsy was another "bip
day" on this end of the canal as forty three
boats were loaded and dispatched from this
poft, carrying 4,7il.i tons Of ceal.-Cum6erlaaJ
Ne,cs. 9Th.
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PAYMENT In CoSPEDRRArE SCRIP NO PAY
NEHT.-In New York Yesterday John II. Lester
recovered q $50 in the supreme court against
the Union Manufacturing Company, of rich
mond, Va, for the value Of machinery he fur
nished them. The company allege that thew
paid him, but he proved that 100000 received
vas in worthless confederate scrip
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LIEUT.. THOMAS P. WILSON, L. s. ", has
been ordered to the Lackawana.
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Mrs. JUICE MILLER and two children, with
Mrs. Il. NJ. Corwine and Mr.. Quintin Corwine
will leave for Europe on the 18th instant Mrs.
Miller will spend some two years in Europe Tor
the benefit OF her health.
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THE JAPANESE EMBASSY will give grand
DIM er TO the members of all foreign legations in
Washington at the Arlington on Monday even
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GEN. SICKLEs sails for Europe one week from
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvENUE.-Tpe receipts from this
source to-day were s349, S1os2.
LIEUT.. THOMAS P. WILSON, L. s. ", has
been ordered to the Lackawana.
GEN. SIcKLEs sails for Europe one week from
to-day.
MRS. GRANT will resume her Tuesday after
N on receptions on and after Tuesday next. The
hours are from to ).
THE PRESIDENTS VISITORS to-day were
Senators Cameron, Scott, Paterson, Ames and
Ramsey, and Representatives Negley, Shanks
and Williams, of Indiana.
THE JAPANESE EMBASSY will give grand
dinner to the members of all foreign legations in
Washington at the Arlington on Monday even
ing.
Mrs. JUICE MILLER and two children, with
Mrs. Il. NJ. Corwine and Mr.. Quintin Corwine
will leave for Europe on the 18th instant. Mrs.
Miller will spend some two years in Europe tor
the benefit OF her health.
PERsoNAL.-Secretary Beknap has returned
from New York. ....Hon. Samuel Galloway.
of Columbus, Ohio, who has been seriously i'll
with consumption for several months died
yesterday. '''Adiutant General Robert VIII
liams, who was spending few days in this city,
has returned to his post at Fort Leavenworth,
Kansas.
ANOTHER INvEsTNATIoN.-In view OF certain
charges, which have recently appeared in a
New York paper, concerning an alleged de-
falcatiOn connected with the administration
of MIR. Douglass, when collector OF internal
revenue at Erie, Pa, the House committee on
claims, now having under consideration the
claim of Mr.. Douglass amounting to some four
thousand dollars, for allowance to settle his
Erie collectOrship account, have obtained
authority 70 send for persons and papers, with a
view to asceTtaining how the deficiency occurred,
before making any report TO the House.
THE REFORM SCHOOL BILL introduced in the
House of Representatives by Mr.. Starkweather,
and heretofore published IN THE STAR, has
been agreed upon by the District of Columbia
Committee OF the House, and an appropriation
OF S1n0, 600 is recommended for the purchase OF
new site for the Institution. it being deemed
eSpedient TO remove il from its present lOca-
ton on account OF the malaria, which impairs
the health of its inmates. Judge Poland, from
the District Committee, reported the bill to the
House favorably yesterday, and it was referred
to the Committee on Appropriations for their
consideration. The clause of the bill directing
the Secretary OF the Interior to sell that portion
of the farm now occupied by the reform school
was stricken OUt,
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The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-21
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.

This papers firs: issue WIS made OIL
tie 9th of September: ami for that reason
our regular advertising bills have fas.el
due on the 9th OF October. Novemaei
AMI December. Now this makes al
awkward break into the Fiscal month;
and in or,ler that We may commence OF
q more satisfactory and simple basis. "
p,s,s,a To deduct one third OF tn,
amour. da, upon all advertisements
which would mature on the 9th of j anu
nry and Collect them on the thirty st
of thi, month thus starting Oh an even
keel with t:,e NV Tear. Thus. tlIoss-
whose advertisements me to SO per
mouth W II thea &c asked to pay ST.
those whose nd. come to $l2 VIII bz-
dunn-,l for IS; tho,e a-.in~t whom the
monthly charge is SIS Will he ask,i I"
ply So 2J-rIi 81 on. Tiis vii! SIM
pity matter an VIII, w trast, met
with no objections.
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The GoAr ISLAND EJLL is 10 be referred
to tile Pacific Il. r. Committee on motloh
Of Stewart. We don't know much anoh'
this measure, bat i; it viii act rs colh-
ter squeeze upon Sun Francisco wharfage
and ca,:se the Sacramento t"'oa ana
San Francisco DaIiitm to commit som.
overt act hat will cause their being sus-
pended by the journalistic meek on'h
:h ir sins are expiated. we shall hlif'h
for Stanford, toss up our hat for Hopkins
lie down and kick up our vistuou- heels
for Huntington and bawl o'r:'elf ho"fae
,houtins hosannahs to the sacred name
ii William Magenta Stewart. We think:
on the whole, that Goat Island SUITS us
there must be some virtue in 1t or II
wouldn't get cussed rs it does by the
papers and parties named.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-21

The virtnous gorge of California rises
in ,lireful upheavel of wrath against the
local Squeerses of that abnormal ard er-
ratio land The lambasting Harris of the
S. T. Reform School has had his prcb-
ines; and now the CIh.I~aic'e-.ha. vehicle
of lofty tone and immaculate integrity
gives vent to the dreadful rlmor that the
Superintendent of the Orphan hsylcra at
San Rafael has been maitreatins the
parentless ones under his charge. Let
him be pillolied-
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LATEST TEiEsRAMS.

Bismarck having interfered to prevent.
or throw obstacles in the way Of, eIiigra-
ion to the United States from Germany,
society, or corporation has been formed
comprise of P.ussian farmers and 1ner-
chant; c.!!el the German-American Col
onization Association whose end and aim
i; to prom ne wliat Bismarck is trying to
prevent. This association now numbers
bout y, 900 members.
u Combe who swore that Congressman
james looks of NV York had received
fifty shares III the credit !nooiiier no. Only
sticks to his original statement but fur
sher charges Brooks with being tht
ao!;!er of one hundred shares. IaIs
statement cannot be true; foc is not
Brooks Democrat and Heforuer?
Artists in New York AMI elsewhere are
vigorously striving for commission to
execute the $4,000 bronze statute o. Al
miral F.srraSu
1t is stated that the Postal Telegraph
Bill now before Congress provides ior IL
mon opo Y viii h viii be authorized to con-
tract with the 2 SIN lster-Generll IL GER
tain sp ,ci.iei ri =. The employees ar,
not to be govern n,nt agents nor viii the
the go.ecnmel: have access to the dis
patches.
Nasty, sla5hy weather is reported il
New York.
James q .lyin Of San Francisco has
sued the City R,iiroad Company OF that
place for So, ID f.: damages sustained
from being ran o:er.
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THE Virginia Chronicle is of the opinion
not original. but judiciously reiterated
that the State ought TO be redistricted.
OF course it ought to be. The retention
of the old appor.ionment is failure to
meet existing facts and provide for pres
ent emergencies. Let justice be done
though the heavens fall-which well
worn expression, here employed, means
that the suggested redistrieting ought to
be made even if somebody's political
back &sts broken in consequences.
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JAY GocLD has agreed to disgorge

JAY GocLD has agreed to dissorge
seven or eight millions OF stock In the
E-ie Railway Company and srch agree
ment seems to be accepted rs giving him
title to do something else which xiil en-
able hi,n to SO turn an honest penny rs
to make even and more than even his
robustious cash account. Thus is it
sweetly illustrated that honesty is the
best policy. We hope Jay will do we'll
in this country.
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NurEwAEE CONFERENCE.-The Ettle
:echnicality which clouded Mr. Chauncey
y. Notexare's title to confirmation as
Conner Of the Carson Branch Mint has,
We i.Ic glad to see, been ignored by the
Senate; and he has been confirmed.
NJ. Nosew ares fellow townsmen and
friends will be glad OF this; for he is a
conpe:en: officer and Il deserving citizen.
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COMING EvENrs ASp THEIR SHADOWS
Night befos. las: Il musician named jas
Hartley died in Carson City and Will he
buried to-liy-see funeral card. IN th2
early part of the evening OF his death lie
cl!it,i together the members of TIE fam
IL, with whom he was living. and some
fri. nds also, vino happened t. be present.
and told theri that he had JUS: $" much
tim. Yet To live ana that he would die
exactly Il; Il certain nour which he ms T.
toned. H. said h. was Il Mason AID hao
taken three degrees in the Orc!es', Int fo'
certain reasoI.s he begged his friends not
10 call upon the M..so;:s for help to bur,
hirl and TO h.fray his funeral exp -nsts
otherwise VIII. Ii the horT came which
he had named he expired without strns-
Cling and very peace:biy. According to
his dying request IL all of the Masons
WAS not solicited. ana a subscription WAS
taken up by judge Parkinson, yesterday,
to bury him.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-21

LAS iACIU5ETrs, through her House oil
representatives has kicked out OF rssrec-
table association the supercillioIs, Sob
herring resolutions introduced IN the Sem
ate BY Summer erasiag their well earnsI
glorious inscriptions from the proudly
ta,tered battle Aass OF the Republic. We
are glad to see the Biu4beiiie, sinci.ins
the puffe,l and redantic Charles.
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WHAT We ARE Co.,. 10 Do
AND HOW w., Vs. DO II.

We hive stated. in a general way. sew
eral times. that the ArP2AL es.ahiishm III
was to be wi,Iened and made more coin-
p!ste; tlat our p lpec WAS to be enlarged
&c. etc; 81. W 't.re - ". W. believe
been definite III ot:T state mclt OF plans
AMI Intentions. Fog the en- isil:entne,li
OF those whom it Ialy concern We vii.
mike tbs pr,a uaci IN snso:
On the First dry OF January neg: tbs
APPEAL viii appear with a new head pat
upon it. each q; Its P tses wi le1ed by the
much heightened as that there Will IN.
somathin Ike two columns Iaore IN th,-
paper by reas n of the siil added length.
In othec words, this viii be changed
from twenty to il twenty-fnur column
paper, while thu increase OF actual spac.
viii be elii:.l,ns t, SIX colun1s-o'
more. TIE Phoebe Record, whose co.
umas are aims. exactly Of the same
maaslre in wi It'll with the AFPEAL. is as
~
As stated in a late i'sue OF this ptper,
our newspaper department. will b,
in the rooms lately occlpel by tn
Ca-soa R:Jista.; Will tn. Job deplrt-
N mt Will b. Il IVA st.icS, il the Boyd
bniLli.l. where the NV APPEAL has heell
halsetl since it started. We shall re-
tain the name of ''THE NEW DAILY Az
ry.L" fo- the bigger paper.
We have piTchisel and shall soon re-
eeive an set mp. 4 two-horse power Ba1-
to- stan ell ~. VIII " NJ v; SltI
run or two GLOBE Presses; and having
o-!e-el !, T,.yl " Couatry Dunn Cylinder
Press, we shall, when it comes probably
within month or less tifae) hitch steam
to its run1ias gear AMI mike it do oar
newspaper, poster and larger job WORK
We have also bought Eiehl Pa. er
Gutter AMI Rnling Machine and have
OF red some other parts of small
Binlie-y; 50 that the prospects are that
W. shall, before another thirty days ex-
PIKE, Issue q lite g,ol size I ewip,per
AMI have established Il small, complete
JOB oil :e-f.illy adequate TO all the re-
g1ireIaants likely to accrue n this neigh
bochoo1.
MIcl of what We are thus going to do
is experimental so-and
oar success is t. depend, exclusively,
rp1u wha. encouragement We get from
the business men OF Carson and vicinity.
We shall prosper and gain perInanence
if We get the local support to which We
ara entitled We shall go where the
WOO lbina twiaeth il W. are not enabled
to d, the JOB printing and advertising
fo- those amongst waom We live and
transact business. We cannot run Il
paper here toc any less than the old price
o. slbscrip:ion-!o- the fell Is very
limited: bJs We eta ,1'l?a.e with Stcri-
msnto, San Francisco or Chicago IN
prices AMI style of j,b work; and for
these a,s9ni we have i ri ,ht tn ash--as
a business proposition, that no mo'e
p-in;iu; be sent ont Of Carson, to any
other p,int-if home industry IS to be
pi.ronized.
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G.o. g. BEHEr, outgoing Judge of
II i;n5oil. county, has bought out the
interest in the 2 .oche Record of ". B.
TAYLOR: all Taylor will start the Ere"itg
Ne,rs in Picche. John Booth. as we un-
derstantl, VII! act as foreman and bust
ness man for the Record.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-21

JAR -DrcE and Jarndyce is beaten ali
to sma;,l b. the doinSs or ron-loinss OF
tie Congress OF the United States i'll re-
ard to Ffeach sp1iiations. Their story
is to- lons t, b. told; suffice it to say
they oasl. to b. settled.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-21

Osz Sykes. " .ofoos, has hi to pay
rolndly $4,50o) Tor seducinS Anna Col
den fem lie O:eg onian. Anna ought to
be able to Sc: Up respectable sewing
machine with her bar e,rne1 damages.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-21

AccIDENT.-Day before yesterday. Ike
little daughter OF Nj. Movers. Miss Hen
sietta. while playing at recess fell AMI
hurt S,r knee so severely that she could
not vi Tx ONE. and vas taken there IL
rs. Bliss little fairy vehicle drawn ~
tn. Panama ponies. The injury is slight,
ard couple of days will suffice to re-
move it.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-21

BOYS, Remember that this is your day
reserved for you exclusively by NJ. Lald.
For the small sum OF two bits you may
go and skate on tn" magnificent floor OF
Moore {, Parker $ Hail until your heels get
tired Make the lest OF your Saturdays.
BOYS.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-21

BRONZE EoRsEs.-Bois ID Are IS turned
out on a ranch to rusticate with cattle
and Spanish half breeds. and his master
has purchased two bronze animals repre-
sentins chained spirits TO cccrpy his eye
and console lin while his pet racer /,
absent. He keeps them ''tr"ttei ont
on the half spring. TO be viewed at a
respectable distance
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-21

GENERAL McArthur has been noni
mated foc Postmaster of Chicago.
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NIsE HOES have ieen inpanneiiea in
he Stokes ease.
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E1G snow storm in New York.

SENATE Committee reports adversely to
xomen's votin. in the Territories.
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MINING STOCK REPORT.

Reported daily. specially for the NEW ArrEAL
by iI.cE X PErsRs. Stick Brokers, III ".iis
Faro 4 Cos. Office. Carson.
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PRESIDENT GRANT declines to interfere
III the Louisiana imbroslio. It's a nasty
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G. +. COTTON.
DRUGGIST And EPOTHECkaY

T1NHE UNDERSIGNED WILL GIVE
i his personal attention to compromising ply.
sicianS' prescriptions and dispensing medicines.
and having had more than THIRTY YEARS ex-
perience an apothecary. is confident that -
can give satisfaction.
~PREscszfTioSs CoArorHDED At AL nouns
LII CT. COLTOA
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a. B. DRIESBACH
CARSON STaEET, CARSON CITY
nEALEr N GENERAL .iERcaAS.
FLOUR ARD FEED,
WINES LIQUORS. Porter kND ALE
Hardware, TinWare
cRocKERy,
p!sws. McWEss and Keepers
20 DER AND Tt L
Wall Paper,
Doors and .NiHccTS,
Window Glass,
PcirtS, Oils anc; Varr.S.,,
Paint ard Varai.!, Brushes, .
California Lime,
Plaster Paris,
Cement,
Piassereys' Hair,
ETC., Etc.
have Is large a s+ock Of goods as 'rr Eoas
in tle I-ade. ami an pr, pa-ru 10 furnish by
wholesale and EotaiI
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-16
For Sale or Rent.

,oR RBNr-wu.L M ron RENT sEPTEM:
BsH Il &c .gss. Il &c ~ y ' sSs
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-16
Auction Sales.
ny u. COLEMAN, Auotianesr,
Dsoutheaat oornel Of Tenth strsst and PenntYVAnil
Ayeuue

RY ~, u. vARNER, Real Eststs greEsr
II and Auciioneef, Nv Haventh street northwest,
between q and II streets.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-16

tFrou the New YORKER Handsl's zeltuua
For a number or years Greeley has shown In
HIS oiiiclal organ, the New York Tribune, ideas
about financial policy which bettay the Hroasest
Ignorance OF all fundamental principles Of SOUND
Naturalization. As an lncarnate prOtectlOnlst,
OUT cOuntryj ADD, In spite Of all hia prOmiaoa II
once elected, he would oppose by All hh inhu-
ence any reduction Of The tariff HIS advice,
given through hundreds Of editorials, u 10 sell
ali the geld In the Treamry, no tnatter II II b.
longs TO the Government or not, and 70 buy ont
Of tho proceeds an equal amount o. our bonds.
Anal redemption OF gresnbncks, does not bother
him; such small matters are above tho consld.
Grafton Of the great philosopher Horace Gree
own hobbies, and when once In lpwe. he would
certainly try to realize them, NJ matter What II
cost Under the most favorable elrcamsta nces,
the election Of Mr.. 0reoidy would be tolt0Ned
by blind experiments, detrimental 10 all depart.
ments, but certainly rulnouG 10 our nnances.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-16

tFrOu the ginoluuAl Gazette
No person Of Intelligence can observe impair.
TALLY the tendency Of popular feeling without
being strongly impressed with the thought that
there has SGT In q widespread reaction against
the Liberal Democratic party. From all points
our exchanges teem With facts that strongly
sustain this view, while personal observation Ia
various directions confirms the utterances Of the
presG. North Carolina, whose voice, the TIT.
buRs declared, Is the voice Of the nation, has
spoken 20 unmistakably that II has given .
right decision TO the heIltAtinE. Hut the tonlnE
up that has been 50 observable within q iew
days Il not the result merely OF = clear dlscrim-
inati0n Of coming victory. IL has It's causes 10
other and more exalted reasons.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-16

ltrom the OsvelaBd Lnhia) I.sahsrl
Columbus has Tanner Legion, consisting Of
Tour battalions Of four companies each, the CON.
panleu all being over one hundred strong The
Legion amounts to about seventeen hundred
men, ana u Is not yet half az large as II will be
says that the Republicans there thought they
were doing great things In $685. because they
had eight hundred and seventy i've Grant Tan.
ners on their roll. They have now double that
number, hundreds OF whom arc life long Dame,
Gratis, who will vote as q unit Tor ufnnL This IA
= sample OF the State. Cleveland will have 4
iull brigade OF Grant boys Ia line before the list
OF september. We have mover soon such uni.
yeTsal enthusiasm among Cleveland Republl.
cans at 90 early period In a presidential cam.
paign. The lndieailO are that Ohio " MI even
raise lev thOuaands on the Grant majority al
1905. Shoulder your torches and fall In
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-16

ffrou1 the Portland Prea4 ~
TVS LIBHRAL LEADERs "A good Republican
campaign document for Maine could be cOn
structed very simply as follows Begin viii
Cumberland county and nGmo the "Llborali
leaders without comment or eNplanatiOp, and
20 through the entire stale 10 tho same way
The list thua made up would be conclusive ar
Rument with most people against trusting 10 thu
now coalition for reform, for the character o.
these men A. we'll as the secret Of their disaiiec
tlon is too we'll known 70 permit their c0nclu
slOus 10 be regarded as sincere Such q lisl
would be somewhat like this
J. p. Muller,
Enooh Knight, ... d.
y. l. Carleton,
Joseph ID. Hail,
4, p. Morrill,,
II. y. Lang,
Jason M. Carleton,
VIM. Philbrick,
"a. Rice,
y. A. Pike,
N. Joy,
y. W. Charming.
These are picked men, An enemy Of thu
Greeley movement, II required TO select thu
worst possible men TO give Il eclai could moi
have madS,one better nttod for the purpose.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-16

from thu Portsmouth IN. IL Ohroulelal
T.. A. Rollins, who has Just resigned the chair
mAnshlp Of tho Grant hspublican STATE Com.
mittee In New Hampshire, and declared fOl
Greeley aud brown, Is one Of the shreWdest poll
tlclAnB and most fnneessiul orHaniHerh that Stats
has ever knOWn.-keW fOTk TTibuHe
y. A. Rollins was never chairman Of the Re
publican State Committee. Hon. u. II ROllinI
was, however, and the TribuHS'a compliment u
his superior abilities Is we'll merited. Mr.
On me contrary, no made a speech In mis- city
Friday evening, In which no said; Thank 0Od
there u no danger Of Greelsy's elootloni such !
result would In my Judgment bo national
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