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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-03-12
PERSONAL.
NOAH WALKER h co

NOAH WALKER Il co,
The Celebrated Olothiers of Baltimore
Announce the Introduction OF PLAZA OF ordering
CLOTHING AND UNDERWEAR BY
LETTER,
To which they call spccial attention. They will
send on application their improved aud accurate 4.
RULES FOR SELF. LF.N1EASURElfENT,
and full line of samples from their immense stock
of Cloths, Cassimcres, Coatings, Shirtinga Sc,
dh%s eIa5" nab, parties in any par, Of the country to
with the certainty OF receiving garments of
Tie Very Latest Style .: e..
And 1Iost Perfect FIT
atta1nable. Goods ordered will be sent by Express
to any part of the country. As is well h known
three Years cxcelled in all dcpat ne ts of their
character of the Goods they will send out. A large
and well assorted stock of
-. READY-MADE CLOTHING +-3
always on hand. together with full line of
FURNISHING GOODS ,,,-,.s :.
including all the latest novelties in design. and
At POPULils PRICES IS sa.-
When Goods sent per Express c. O. D., there
will be no cole ction charge amounts of $40 and
Goods AID Price Ist free on application The at
tention of the Traue is invited to our WholesaIe
Department which is ways Kept up to the highest
NOAH WALKER & CO.. *
Manufacturers and Dealers in Mems and, Bows
Clothing and Furnishing Goods. either
ready made or made to order.
165 aud l67 Baltimore Street.
BALTIMORE, MD. -
April L. 1871.
SHINGLES FOR SALE.
25D0O PRIME PR IN e @. Oak Shingles. on hand and
/ Jan. 10, 1871. WEIRICK & WELLER
PRATT's ASTRAL OIL.
pURNS odorIess, is always uniform requires no
II change of Lamps, is perfectly fe and will not.
Feb. p. KEaRsLEY & SHEERERS
| AOWE Machin. fuckers. Corders Ruffiers Bias
|. Hemmers and every thing pertaining to the
Howe Machine, Tho best in the world - TO be had
| OF L. DINKLE,
lust Women or enron ic!cs of
| - the late War; r;"-Sequel to sTbe Hoicombs, - by
Miss M. 7. Magi. Encourage Home Literature.
For sale at w. s. MASON'S. n
| "ooFF'S Celebrated Extract MaIt-fresh in
| III voice just arrived. W. s. MASON. +.
| CHATS, Poles, Rhine, spokes and Hubs. for: sale
~ BY JAS. LAW. HOOFE.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-03-12

CT hope you will be able to support mo %
said young lady, while walking out with
her intended during somewhat slirpery
state OF the paSementthe other day. why,
yes. replied the somewhat lIesiiating swain;
with little assisiance from your fatber,',
There was some confusion, and profound 81.
lence.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-03-12

- Wbenta GpDHecticut deacon nnjrod a
somnolert worzhiper wffif sfse bu,ion-
box, the sleepy indisidusl asFeke f-rrially.
smiled tnurniured II don't smoke, " aud dfoP-
ped off again =, =.
-Itis said if ynu take twosiet1crs from
money, there viii 81 9 one LIT. ebavc
!. heard IF d man VI 10 took money from Two
letter. and ttefe WASH Z any leff. 3
Doctor vsnts 10 know i you viii please
pay this now 3, =. :
Old gentleman looks over tie items and
replies s..s 2
.sTeil Doctor 'llI.Fay lin for his medicines.
and return his. visits.
sopg.sf tie gold huater-asry bsppi-
The Best Place in Wiinfsr-sessssweea.
two fires - = -
Elsy Should a.fi sherman be 1jebz Be-
cause bis Is all nef rssfit. 80 3
- sfiy = a spider "a good correspondent
Because ne drops line by every post.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-03-12

- sProfsssart1 said stadept IN pursuit
of knowledge concerning the bsbiis of ami
mails, ..wby does a car, wlile eating turn her
head FIRST one way ind tienanofher 2" For
the reason, replied tire pfofe or. ..slist she
cannot turn it.IlOth MaYs at oE ceo- ~ n. q
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-09-13
In the District Court of the second
Judicial District of the state OF
Nevada In and for Ormsby
County.
IN tie Matter Of tie Estate and Guard
ianship IF Fr"rf 4. Garrett,
a Minor.


7 AFrEARING TO TIE JUDGE OF SAID
L Court om the petition Of Alfred Helm, Guar
dian Of the IS ate - Slil Frank A. Garrett. mi
nor. within the State # Nevada, pr.sing 7 ali
order to sell the whole Of the real estate If laid
minor, within the State of Nevada, To maintain
and educate said vaTd. \ miaUr, and il furtier
appearing I" eaii Judge ti'at il would he FIR tie
benefit of said va'd. that the whole of said real
estate should lie sold and the proceeds tie cot put
at interest or invested in s,ne Trotrct We stock
Nov. therefore, IL is ordered by tie Judge Of
said c, ut ami Gil eCted that lie next Of Kin Of
said minor and all persons intr cstsd in said mi
nor and in said estate, be and aVlear before said
District Court, on Saturday the 2ls: tsy # sep
temter, A d. 1872, al 10 o'clock in tie forenoon
Of that day. at til. Colrt Ro. IN q said Court ia
Carson City. Nevada. then and there to show
cause, if any they have, why an order should NOT
he granted the said GuaJdlsn to sell at private
sale so much eff the real estate uf said minor with
in the state of Nevada, as >haii b. necessary. aud
that = copy of this criCr he published Al least
THREE Successive weeks in the DAILY SfATY REGIS
rER, a new' Pare printed and publ lid in ssid
county. {. y. HARRIS,
Di>tric; Judge.
Dated Carson, Nevada. August %, 1872.
nu24-3W
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-09-13
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
NO. II.
UNITED STATS REGIsrER's OFFICE, I
ArNoRA. NeYtGa. Argnst .. 1.12. {

Nlh-tA ~ f'1. A'EtN O.-lT
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT W. NJ.
y S-awell, z. W. McKinstry. William Van
VOORHEES, and David Ned ,ngsi have this day
flied tn this offs a diagram t3gethor witfl "a no.
tice Of aPil cati"n for "a patent from the C:,itea
states. under Acts cf Congress approved July
%, 1876 and NAY 10. lsTE. for twelve
hundred feet along that certain vein or l-ie If
qnaitz or other rock in pace, hearing gold and
silver, known as the Ar elofe LE!e, situated on
Silver Hill, in tie 7 mt1aida Niaing District,
Ermeralda county. Sta e Of Nevada, and m''re
particularly tie.c rihcd rs follows: Beginning at
the g v him" shaft IN said lode; thence along the
vein ct lode north e. ,.eg 10 n,in. east-2G0,5
feet; thence north Co de-. 80 min. etst-$S9.i
feet TO e st end of location Returning 10 point Of
beginning; thence s. nth SO deg SO min. west
us fee; thence north SO ieE. s. min west
lis : feet; thence nrih 81 deg. 50 min. Vest-
l31 feet: thence sonih So deg. IS min. west
&c | feet: III nee south Il deg 25 min. west =
l72 3 feet making l 900 feet in l"ng,h by 200
fe- { W de, aud fully described in Fat # the sur
vey nf said lode and cain pestei thereon ana
flied in this ofice, containing five and 49-l00
acres. embracing said lrGe and OF e hundred feet
on caeli side Of the center Thereof The lode and
Lady lam On, the seu h, ard on the north.
cas- and west sre bourGed by NC known claimants
From deveioprn nj. mace the ~Wliim'' shaft is
accepted As embraced in tire | de, tn nearest
mine is the Ladv ia e mine or the son'h. The
location of said Antelore lode Is of record in the
ofTice of the Mining Recorder of said District, At
Aurora, E.mel aida comfy. Nevada, ard the.
notice and diagram Of aid lode and claim car DO
found posted near the Nbim'' .i # there n. =.
WILSON BUTkf.R, Register.
au2S-6ud
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he naim State Rsaistfr
CARSON CITY:
Friday. September ID. 1S12


Says the Sacramento Union: There
are now about $50 men employed in
repairing the Vallejo Railroad be-
tween this city and Davisville. The
sand train which has been employed
in filling in the slough has been en-
listed in the construction service.
The work viii be pushed forward
with energy until completed, which
viii be in about a week.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-09-13

The Greeley papers are greatly
distressed about Grants bull pups.
Perhaps they are not aware that when
tne President. three years ago, asked
Mr.. Greeley about the best way to
raise them. the great farmer advised
lin to graft bullrush slips on a
dogwood vine and pluck the pups
when they ripened.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-09-13

Send for Circulars aud samples Of
the cork. Actire agents tranted tn
srery place.
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kd,ninfst-ltOT's Notice.
Estate Of w. NJ. Boring, Deceased

NOTICE Is HEREbY GIVEN By TUE IN
n dersicued, Public Adni.istrator of E>meral-
da county. state Of Nevada, 10 the creditors Of,
and all persons bavirs claims against said de-
cea.ed. To exhibit The sam- with the necessary
vouchers. viIinn fur IN nths rom the iubiica
ton If this police, 10 the undersigned, at his
office in the town of Aurora, fsn-rSlia county.
State q Nevada. SAML fuUNGS,
Pub IL AdmiiEistr tor.
Aurora. New. Eug. 81. 1S72. Taug2S:im
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Dissolution Of Cc-Partnership.

TrEE BUSINESS Ei RETCFORE CARRIED on
/ under lie liante and firm of Koppel d Plat.
consisting of NJ. korlel. JOSEF h Piatt and sam
uei Pl*fr. of Virginia and Carson cities. is this
day dissolved by mutual ccEs' 1T. Mr.. Sam Plat.
taking Charge .fIie Virginia lu-iness, Will col
lect al tutetarGing debts tLeie NJ. karp-l ana
Jos. Plat. tskiEg clan; Of The Cars,n business.
will colIec; sill outstanding d bis due the Cs son
business M-k.ip.ls sud jo.,ph Plat:. ftLe Car
SOL business, viii PAY all liabilities Of the old firm.
NJ. k,.PPEL.
JOS. A
augl4 I'm IAN PLATE.
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Az H1E
PHYSICIAN
OFFICE ON THIRD STREET,

bert distance East of Carson Street.
Carson Civ. Nevada,
Successfully treats the most difficult cases {:
.,ses,se, BY the use Of medicinal herbs.
Has cured many pstients in town. Persons H.
.eed Of his professional survices ARE INVITED
all It his Office.
c.asa. Ci,y, Novenb, 3a.as79.l -.l.f
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NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT THE
~ Registry B. ks for Jacks Valley Election
Precinct No !, Douglas county. Nevada, are now
open, at the ofsce Of III, undersigned at his
Rouse in said Jacks Valley, for the registration
of the names Of the qualified electors in raid elec-
zion precinct at the eeueI al election to be held on
the 9Th day of November. 1872. and VII continue
To he pen for such registration between the hour.
at 10 o'e4Q,k a. IN and 6 n'c!uck p. III. OF all legal
la~s from the LIST day Of J"ly 1872. to and in
Guiding the DIST day of October. 1872 AMI from !
n'clock p. m. to 9 O'Clock p. III Lu, ing the ten
days preceding The sai 2let day of October. 1872,
on which day, ut . U'c;ock p. m, the said regis
tratiun shall cln-e.
All naturallzesi citizens must produce their
naturalization papers to be stamred according u
law OF come prepared to prove heir lr--.
A. L. JOHNS,
Registry Agent. f r Jacks Valley rreciLct, KIN WI
a. Jacks Valley House.
jacks Valley, August 81, 1>.2 sel-td
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-04-11
ULYSSES s. GRANT
General Grant and his Assailants.

| IF the Administration were the seeth-
ing mass of corruption which it is some
| times alleged to be, would the Democrat
| ie party be In the moribund condition
which the action Of its Connecticut Con-
vention reveals? Could that party ask
! anything more favorable to its hopes than
dominant opposition dissolving In its
| one corruption? What does the situa-
ton show but that the Republicans hold
upon the heart Of the country is very sure?
| Yet what has so confirmed that hold, out
| the general confidence in the character
and purpose of the Administration? 1t
is true that certain persons who are call
cd the President friends oppose meas
.ures which he has recommended. such as
the reform of the civil service and amnes-
ty But the gentle men have always op-
| posed them, and nave opposed them
openly, in dispite their opposition the
/ President urges them. 1t is alleged that
this shows the Presidents interest in
them TO be shallow pretense. Indeed
and when was it shown that the will and
| tcnacity of General Grant were less than
those Of the gentlemen who are called his
friends? And what events in his career
| Justify the theory that his action is ming
led of fclly and duplicity2
FROM this time to the assembling of
the Republican Convention the attempt
| TO stain the character of the President,
aud to stigmatize him to the country as
unfit for another term, will be Incessant
and maleyolent But he has been in the
Wilderness beforehand lie came out of
it. They mistake profoundly and peril
ously who suppose that the people for
: get. or that the mists of calumuy tha.
gather about every Administration have
| obscured the remembrance OF the days
when General Grant was the hope of
! America aud Of liberty. Coming fresh
from the camp to the Cabinet, has he be-
| trayed one nf the great principles o! the
,.arty which lifted him to power? Dit-
| ferina from many honured leaders, as they
| differ among themselves, has he forgot
ten the emancipated race or the honor
| OF the nation, or the welfare of the peo-
| pie? Silent by nature and By the con-
,iitions of his position, has he to enc hon
est mind seemed guilty of any of the foul
charges that have been thundered against
| him: There will certainly be an indig-
nant reaction in the mind and heart of
the American people against the relent-
less efforts to injure the good name OF
the President of the United States-a
reaction which will surely and triumph
antly re elect him, as a man who, in the
':ferce light" of the intense party ami
mostly. as in the long doubt of the war.
has shown himself u modest and faithful
servant of his country.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-04-11

BESIDES the Geneva tribune Of arbl-
rration, there were three others, for DIFF
iercnt objects provided for in the treaty,
at Washington about two months sence.
Their duty is to examine into the claims
of individuals against either of the two
governments. 1t appears that in the
British case" presented ii Washing
ton, among other things, there is a claim
tnr the full payment of the Confederate
cotton boadS appointing to about 5 900
U0O Notwithstanding this is ridiculous
claim our Government has not ''fared
up, after the style Of the British Gov
ernment, abou, it They propose to abid.
py the award of the commissioners, vel
knowing that no sensible men will consid
er them of any account.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-04-11

A French wonian's Opinion of tho
White house and Its Residents.

lCountess de Paula in the London Cosmopolitan
The White House is shabby resi-
dence, The President, however. is SO
much loved that one soon forgets the
discomfort. Like all great men, he is
simplicity itself. l had heard a great
deal of the gallant soldier, but [ naver
Felt more impressed, and, as Frenchwo-
man, | wished we had had such a man
during the war-at all events in Metz.
The President talks littie-if possible
receives every one who has business with
HIM. Many of his subjects orly desire
the honor of shaking hands, I found
this great, simple man affable. just in his
remarks. courteous In his demeanor and
the mode in which he shakes hands tells
you at once he is honest. [ saw Theirs S
likeness in his cabinet, and compared
Grant-the great man, the victorious
to that small, egotistical individual, SO
difficult of approach. The President
simply told me MIR. WashburDe had sent
| tile ilhSueoS, SooiuS tAdt NC uS'ci "os
abroad. While was there letters ar
rived, the President putting them in his
| pocket with the gallantry Of Talleyrand
and the manner Of soldier. which h e i.
every inch None of bis portraits do him
justice His head is larger than any o
the portraits represented. His beard i.
far, and there is peculiar sottness II
his eyes. As am gifted with double
sight, and can enter on the domains o
| brain land" l was sure of welcome
The fact is. ladies here are first in all
first received. 1t is only pity that Amer
lean bellies do not use their mighty pow
er for something else than coquetry. A.
a proof of the welcome and the interes
President Grant felt in your sister editor
| was requested to give him another call
and in the few sentences with which nov
and then he favored me, l saw robus
common sense. | was pleased-in truth
deli bted-aud | admired the chief Of
| the Great Republic. | left the Executive
| mansion convinced that the United State!
| had an honest man at its head soldier
with an iron will and God knows how
soon his skill may be required to put
down enemies at home or abroad.
The receptions of Mrs. Grant are clos
ed for the Lent; but she receives
calls-rests for while from the hard
duties Of the reception season. and nov
enjoys the family circle and the company
of few friends. Her manner is perfect
y in accordance with her position of Pres
, idcnte Great in her simplicity she re
presents the true woman-the fond com
panion, the star of the Union, the inspir
er of her husband and children; and
only wonder that with such an example
at the head cf the state see SO much
folly and extravaganoe.
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II niil rather astonlsh the foreign 20

IT will rather astonlsh the foreign pop
nlation of this country to learn that the
Democratic party is really Know Nothing
in its tendencies, though pretending to
cherish the interest of the German an d
Irish population The St. Lonis Deui'
moerat speaks of the studied neglect oi
the Irish element BY the Democratic
party of that city, anu publishes a well
authenticated statement that a leading
Democrat of Omaha publicly announced
that I'VE must put down tl.is id Irish
element" 1t is a humiliating fact foI
the foreign element to contemplate, af
ter having given their undivided service
to the party that now proposes TO pu,
them down.
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IN PROBATE.
MANIToWoC COUNTY COURT

y tbs matter of the Guardianship of the nfser-
/ hei 3 of John Schmidt.
On reading aEd filing the pet tion of John StEcmp-
ees, guardian Of said minors, representing among
other things that the said wards seized of certain
real ecare Maniowoc City, and that il is necessary
that all of the shos;ld 10 sold, and praying for
l,ceGcc to sell tue same; and ii appearing to the
Court, from sad petition that it necessary sell
said res estate il is ure ed ard directed that tha
next OF kin t. said wards, and all persons interested
IN said estate, appear eore Monday the 10Th
DAY OF April. 4. D. 49, at O'Clock A. NJ. the
Probate Office in said County, then ard there show
cause (it any there Iel why license should not 10
granted for the sale OF said real estate, according
the prayer OF said petit Aud it is furt ercrdered
that copy of this order SHAH he published for four
successive weeks prior to sad day hearing, in the
"MANITowoc TRIBUSE" a weekly new spaler printed at
NnaitOwOc in said county.
Dated at Manituwoc, tho lS.h day of March, A, D.
1872. 49it* W. W. WALDO, County Judge,
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COnncffcuf.

The Republicans have won another de
cided triumph in Connecticut not with
standing the great exertion that have
fbeen made by the Democracy. The Chi
cago Times gives up the ghost completely
| in the following language.
New platforms and borrowed label,
are perfectly useless There must be .
new bottle to contain the new wiue. Sui
is the lesson Of the Connecticut exneri-
ment Only those who are stone blind caa
fail to see and understand it.
The Times in the article from which the
above is quoted gives the New York
World thorough overhauling in language
much more emphatic than polite. 1t is
therefore abundantly evident that the Dem
ocratic leaders are not at all happy over
the returns from the Nutmeg state. The
elements of opposition to the Republican
party are already as harmonious in thei,
domestic relations as family of hyena.
on short allowance. The organs of the
party have repeatedly asserted within the
past two months that they would swallow
anything, or subscribe to any principle.
to get Office. Sensible men of the party
are getting throughly disgusted with thi.
shifting. shifting. thriftlees abandonment
of principles, or rather lack of principle
| for the party was always negative in its
articles of faith, rather than positive.
When the Chicago Times gives up the
ghost, there can be little hopes for the less
erlights OF Democracy. The party first be
come dishonest, then disloyal, then rotten
and thoroughly corrupt in every fiber Of
its body politician ulcer eating into the
vitals of onr country's prosperity openly
allied with everything that is good. 1t has
become disgrace toAmerican institutions
and American civilizations. It should be
buried out of sight. never to be disturbed
again forever. now that its most sagacious
leaders demand it's former burial its epi-
taph should be, Died for its country :
good" In such oblivion as this great
but generous public would be satisfied tc
soon forget that it had eyer been the most
dangerous and most demoralizing organ
ization that ever existed on this continent
But can the party die? we don't believe
it. The elements of which it is composed
have always existed, they always will exist.
These restless spirits of decentralization
find congenial home in the Democratic
party and no where else. We do not
want, nor will we have them in tie Re-
publican party. Democracy may change
its name 1t can never change its nature
no more than a leopard can change it.
spots or an Ethiopian his skin. So long
as ignorance. crime. superstition, 5igotrJ
and gullibility are prominent characters
tic of a large proportion of our people
Democracy in its primary and only really
significant politica. sense is sure to exis
as an organized political force, whose in
fucnce will be more or less potent il
shaping the destinies of our government
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-04-11

THIRTEEN jews have been converted
to Christianity by British missionaries at
an expence cf over twenty thousand dol
lars piece. Those soul, are precious.
It striks our poor worldly mind that two
hundred and sixty thousand dollars might
have been more pro6tsbly spent in con-
verting the heather of London.