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TO ~ Ukk1D
NEW REM DIES. NEW RENEpJ
DR. CIR l0N,N NIkpINsInr
o. 623 KEAkNEl slkLLI.

u y. 62o kEAkNFl SlkLEI,
~ cOrner Commercial, san
Francisco. Private entrance on
Commercial street. EstaUlsltOt
in 1854, Tor the treatment oil SeAu, W
al ana seminal disease, such uUuaI
hea, eject, structure. syphilis IL al
forms, seminal eakhess, lmlGys
etc., etc. Skin diseases OF Years SAID
ana liberated Legs, etc, sutrts.
treated.
DR. GlBBON has the pleasure d
nouncing that he has returned tim
lting the principal Hospitals Of E.NI
ana has RESUMED Practice.
The Doctor has spared nelthertiMsj
money III seeking out new remedge d
has returned with Increased iaGlta{
the alienation OF human s~uiierll.
Seminal Weakness.
Seminal emission is the |cOuseQas@
OF self-abuse. 1hiS solitary VICE, q
praNCO SEXUAL Indulgence, is pIacile.1
the youth OF both sexes TO all slhGl
limited extent, producing With ultn@
certainty the following tram Of nd
symptoms, unless conlbaltd b! setI1
mtuICaI measures, NJ SallOW c..l
ance, dark spots under the eyes, ll,i
the heau, ringing III the ears, lOs
the rushing OF leaves or rafting GdJ
los, uncaslneSs about the IONS, NtaAli
oI the limits, confused Vision, UlultG1
tellect, loss OF ctnhQencC, dlffGtnui1
prOachInI STA gers, a olslIht 10 u
new acquaintance, Il d.Sl Os4t.0LMs1
society, loss OF III mor!, plnlitssAI
ciouS eyultiOnS about the lace. Ia
fluShes, iurrcd tongue. idlld O11
coughs, consumption, night sNtas1
nomanla, and frequently INSANITY u
lie1 be not obtained. d.! Gu slouid all!!1
mediately, either III person 0rU"
and have q cure effected 10y Dis ltN 4
scientific moue OF treating tbs lS1
which never tails OF e1iecting aqliu1
radical cure.
Cured mt Home.
Persons al a distance may otlIl.
AT HOME, by addressing a l.ue!uI
GlBBON, stating case, sIinlloMs' y.
OF time the disease has Continues
have medicine promptly iOr"a!ut-a
from damage and curiosity, 10 a!
OF the country, WITH iull ana pam w
| tiuns Tor use, by incloSIng slU IN evl-
registered letter through the fosOI8'
through Wells, Fargo 4 Co..
\ package OF medicine VIII oe W.
co by Express toany part oilhe IIs. u
'rSonS writing totne pocl0r"nF \.
state the name of the paper the!m-
ADVERTISEMENT .,s.
All communications strictly COLE
tial. ,r,oy
Address, DIX j. r. oIii ,voyr,
Box 1857, San Francisco 'SN"-'
fnhf-lY
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state of Nevada. County of Eureka, SIS. .
], +. H. HARMON, County tlerk n
ex.othcio Clerk OF the District Court,
slNth Judicial District. in ami for said
county. do hereby certify that the q
and foregoing is a correct and true copy
of the original summons, which now re-
mains i'll my office at Eureka, County
and state Aforesaid.
In Testimony Whereof, have hereunto
set my hand and affixed the Seal of
said Court. at Office in the town of Eu-
reka, this Sd day Of October, \. II. 1913.
+. ii. HARMON,
County Clerk and eX-officio Clerk of the
District Court, sixth judicial District,
Eureka County, State OF Nevada.
by .oAM l. BELL, Deputy Clerk.
Oi-leWlm
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COUTH ElREKA MINING COM

~ PAN1.-LOcatlon OF works, Lureka
district, Eureka county, Nevada.
NOTICE.-Ihtre is delinquent upon
the following described Stock, on account
of Assessment NO. 81 levied on the 30th
day of August. 1874. the several amounts
set opposite the names of the respective
Shareholders, as follows:
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TO MINEEs-

NEAl ED PROPOSALS WILL. RE PIE.
eeiyed at The Off = of j. VANbER
i,EIlfi' next door I, Maupin 4 m.
sore ior sinking twenty-five Tee, unnn
Ire SEAioN MINI. Tor one week Irnn,n
OlU-3t
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miscellaneous.
SUMMONS.

- pis,rict Court of the sixth jun,
III n;s,rict in and Tor n Iouhts VI
Inrekn. state OF Nevada.
~ vT,TE OF NEVADA sends greet
ii;nrtoIHOMAS X. MCMAhoN'
Or ARE HEREBY REQUIRED ~
a,n,ar IN an action coihiheheVu
van rs defendant, oy Ma'Sl.
SsrHnhon as plaintiff, III the lls'ii.t
~ IN. SiNth Juuicial District, IN
"a tor the County oil Eurch"' 49,
%axada. ut the town OF fureha, II
swer 10 Complaint therein "n!'u
81 lin the Clerk OF said court, "itnih
me WIZ ait.r the service on YOU of this
.. - ne~\clusiNe OF the day Oh ser
- II s,ry.d in said county, or t"'nt.
days IL served out of said coui.! ou' viii
um'this district. ana III all olher casts
inrty uays; or Judgment 10y uelaui, ",l'
he taken against you, aceorulhs 'o'he
prayer of SAID Compliant
tTn. said action is brought 10 recover
;,,d"m.nt against you the said defend
- n, that I'M. marriage tween plalhtlIi
onu defendant be dissolved ana uiNoice
.fncr.sd acco, ding 10 the staiute III SUI.
cases made and provided; anu plathtih
,rays maj the custody, cont!tl ana pos
session Of the child, l hon'as *. NieMa-
non. be adjudged 10 the pialhtlh. nv
rrornd ON which said Judgment aha u.-
- .re claimed is, that defendant lor
more than two C2l years last rast mas
wiliully neglected To provide Tor Piaih-
titYihe common accessories of HE, nav
ing the ability so to do, ana "heh suen
neglect was not the result Oh poHtrt! On
H. art of said defendant. which he
| could rot avoid by ordinary industry;
And upon the further ground "i crnel ana
jnhuman treatment, as is more luIl! SET
tori, n IN the Complaint on tile herein.
And Won are hereby notified that II YOU
faIi TO pea and answer the said COM
uIaini as above required, the said plain
TIL will apply to the Court Tor the reiiei
demanded i'll said Complaint.
In testimony Whereof, IL ii. Harmon,
have hereunto set my hand and the
sal of said Court, this .9th day OF sep
+. II. HARMON,
| C,erk District Court. sixth Judicial Dis
trict. Eureka County. Nevada.
~ SAM'L BELL, Deputy clerk.
W. II. DAvENPoRT, Atty. Tor Pm.
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LOST.

\ booT SEPTEMBER 18th. BY RENE
- and WM. HTYCK. some.
Mnere IN the vicinity of Eureka, a wolf.
s sh buggy robe, The hinder will be suit.
ssu u reWarded by leaving the same Al
Slsple. oS-lw
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MINERS UNION

THlS ASSOCIATION MEETS yrp
FRIDAY EVENING, AT nm
HILL, at : O'Clock, in the buildi"n t
merry occupied by Tommy DoH i"i'
Miners are requested To be preseni and;
ON the Union. it ana
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ANNUAL MEETING.

''HE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Of the Eureka Console.
GATED Mining Company will be held n
rme once OF the Company, Room 9 Hay.
M"o,S%nI.,HWiiuine' san Francisco, Cal. on
mo,Ial, the 18th day OF O,IOEER
neAt. at IL o'clock. II. M, for the election
VI trustees n such other business as
may be presented. as
iiai,sicr Hooks will be closed on
wEDNESDAl, OCTOBER sth, at 3 \. m
>'V'td wv. TRAlLOR, SECRETARY
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sHERIFF'S SALE.
state of Nevada, County OF tuFeA''
SHERIFF's OFFICE, j,
EUREKA. NV, Oclooe' ~
-r,r ,.,uA 90 Dim Al w

81 EhiE M
ECREKA, NEN., Octooe! -"
THIS Is TO CER1lfl " Thai
i and by Virtue OF an tAt'l,G \
issued out ol the li>lrlci 'U-' f,l
SIXTH judicial bistrict, III "i". "A
County OF Eureka, tale o. ctet|
"A Judgment rendered ana ~, IA
SAID Court on the Isl day OF o,'Vrt.l
1873, in favor OF a. 7. FotaAi u,td
PLAIN IFS, ana against NNN~ IA
son as defendants, Tor tlle ss ~ it'd
teen hundred aid Nlntt!,S >,stt..I
ana Eighty Cents II ulleu rroEJ
coin, with legal Interest ln,ly mrtb u
first day OF October, a. u. Io''' Iis, D
together with tolt! nine lO n"., ]
tigu,y-fye Cents III gold oln esa 4
disbursements al the dale ornll.I
ment, and accruing COSTS 'r~pg,rs
the sum OF hight Dollars ana I",d ts
Cents, AS APPEARS 10 US oii,eeteu adj
sheriff OF Eureka count. uTi, on. 80
me delivered, ], John II. SUI law
did, in the manner rtquii,u r,y d =
ana levy upon as the Prov ri tbfT
Defendants, named IN salu slyS
lowi . described real protet.ra. y
and being IN the lo"n iLnck lE,
known "A Lot Ten pVl niu, Sy d
nine C-el OF the Meooy sun ,iioltfl
town, and will sell salu re", Of Es
aforesaid, at the tourt-housa il .
County, III the town al Eui
county, ON 1uESDA1, ~
The aIst Day Of October =,
pa,wa.r tho hours OF nine oerS oCs
and five oclocs y. MO VIZ" Of sad
m, oil said day. Inc n ri-htu
property Will INCLUDE az ants il %
and interest OF salu ue',h ash, .,
the ame Terms OF sale; e'sTLLE,
Oa-id Sherlu
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And in accordance with law, and on
order of the Beard of Directors, made On
the 2lst day OF August. 1878. so many
shares of each parcel of such stock as
may be necessary, will be sold at public
auction. at tho Office of the company,
2lt Sansome street, San Francisco, Cali
fornia, on MONDAY,
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EMON MILL AND MINING CON-
II fANA.- Principal place OF business,
city II County OF san Francisco, Cal.
Location of Works Eureka Mining Dis
tIlct, Eureka County State OF Nevada.
Notice Is hereby gwen, that at a meet.
ing OF the Board OF Directors, held on the
9th Day of September. 1913. All as
s%essInent, No. :. OF Fifty (5vl cents per
share was levied upon the capital stock
OF the corporation, payable Immediately
in United states gold coin, to the Secre-
tary, at his office, No. Gus Nelchant street,
san Francisco, california.
Any stock pom which this assessment
shall remain unpaid on the third Sd
Day OF November. 1s73, Will be delin-
qucni, and advertised Tor sale at public
auction, and, unless payment is made
before, will be solo on Monday, the
Twenty-fOurth cath Day OF No.
vember. 1913, to pay the delinquent as
sessnIent, together with costs OF adver-
Using and expenses Of sale.
|. +. MILLIkEN, Secretary.
Office-CUS Merchant street, san Fran.
cisco, Cal. ol-4w
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The 18th Day of October, 1873,

At hour of Il O'Clock m, of said day, to
pay said delinquent assessment together
with C SITS Of advertising and expenses of
the sale II BEACH. Secretary.
Office 2l1 Sansome street, San Francis
co. California. S26-td
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r1NsM1TR1N"

Steam, Exhaust d %euaralss
factu ed with care am Miplltp
satisfaction. Also MinImanllk's
executed in the most "dsoi Mana
Location of shop east srNun, Noii, Il
near Rateman. in rear" y
Goa.
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MiSreuansous.
Dry Vapor Bal,

Try DIR. Monroe's Medic.
por Baths o, M.di,.Dpt
hsE.nera,ur.
AT the Water-cure Es..,r
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TIE
EUREKA DAILY SENTINEL

rs AN ADVOCATE FOR ALL MEAS
ures which tend to promote the best in.
erests of the whole people Of the State,
county and town, and is especially de.
voted to the local welfare OF Eureka coun-
ty. Being issued at the center Of the
richest Mining District of Nevada, it
will always give careful attention to the
Mining Interests and publish carefully
compiled and reliable statements, which
shall be worthy the attention OF those
seeking investments in the Mines OF
Eureka District.
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Delinquent Sale.
EUREKA MINING AND sMELT-
u ING COMPANY. 81 pcatiou of prln.

cipai place OF business, San Francisco,
California. Location OF Works Eureka
county, Nevada.
NorlCE.-There is delinquent upon the
following described STOCK, on account Of
assessment NO. y levied on the 2lst day
OF August, 1873, the several amounts set
opposite the names of the respective
Shareholders, a. follows:
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TO RENT,

A pnRG ElRE-PROOF AND FROST
y PROOF Warehouse, on Sprinr 90,
north corner OF Spring and cola .de,t.
"'H Apply toJ. NJ IOCKARH
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w. A. SFlNKs
II HESE BATHS WERE p,

NORTH MAIN ST., . Lrhtr,
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charter OF the Rig SANDY r.;l,o,d r.o,;,
ring the sut,-c,;pt;on of ,he t,h.s.nsats
and Ohio counanv m b. Mi do,xn -.
any mortgage /. etfec,eS an the road Col
Grigsb,. OF CIsrk .n,,s.,ad a. IN. l..5;n,,
advocate of his .Ln,, .,,L,.d .nd n.r,,,,s
policy, and SAID well AMI fo,ciblv ali liza,
could be said i, m. h.La,f General FL
OILS made an earnest and impressiye sp..1,,
in which he depr,cs,,i inch an s,temp, ,o
defeat an enterprise 80 ptom;.iny to Kan-
lucky and his own Stat, of Vi,p,nia ASH
red the committee Ina, he had neither H.
rover nor the ipt.n,;o., a. Pr..;den, of H.
Short-line road IN sim anx mo,,,,,,,.
bonds OF the Bio sand, proincsJ a -
gram from Mr. unn,;n,,,or dscI,r;,g H.,
the road from Nj Sterling To Catlettsb,,r,
was to lie pushed for s,Td .,e,g.,ic,IIy
and that hi, cons,rnc,ion of ,I. ,e1.e;,,
enactment was the same a. his own and
warned the commi,,ee tLat ,bs ,as.,.,s, n,
the amendment wou,J certainly bave,be
effect of deieating The .nternri.e U;s
speech. logical AS il AS tbrouybou, ire
quently rose to eioonence. and was listened
to with the proioundest attention bv the
audience that crowded the Senate chan
Der. Gen. EcLols was succeeded Inv Gen
John G.. Breckinr;dge vic d.,non.,ra,a,i
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The Coming Municipal Election.

!" another mouth the people OF the CITY
Will decide who shall rule during the next
year 1t Is an event that is of the greatest
possible importance To the town, and care
aud dehheration should be taken before
acting The welfare of city in degree
lies ia the efficiency and capabi'ity OF its
rulers. In the same scale that thew are
intelligent, temperate and Industrious will
1t rise IN q character that will inspire conf.
"ehce IN tile people give encouragement to
trade and insure general prosperity. The
uhtieS OF city council are especially EN-.
barrassing and arduous, and particularly
IN places just commencing their growth
1t Is important, therefore, that we sLould
select men whose experience and fitness
Will enable them to legislaie Ia such a
manner as will combine and encourage all
interests and guarantee, by a liberal policy
constant and permanent progress. In
making improvements, which will be nece-
sary Tor years to come, the exercise ofjudg
meht IS required that the appropriations
Tor that purpose, while they ought not to
be stInted, should not he so extravagspt a.
to endanger the energies OF the town nv
taxation. While the slothCul influence OF
iosyism should he avoided. il is also i'm
poriant that the attractions OF a fancy civ
debt with deprecated bonds should not he
INDUCED, but stable and progressive
course be pursued There are ALREADY sey-
eral tickets named and are being can
vassed for 1t is not the purpose Of this
article to look into the merit. of any of
them. We will leave that for another
time. For the present we will ONLY offer a
suggestion or two that NAV be OF ben, fit in
bringing suitable men into nomination for
the several Offices 1t should not be Lost
sight Of that there arc several interests
that ought to lie represcnted-the town.
land company aud raiIroad-all taxpayers
and entitled to a voice in the creation Of
legal measures ciiecting them. Now, the
best way that this can le accompli- rd i-
Tor the .tizen- TO hold meeting and lorrn
ticket representing the general interests
Of the CITY and in iuriherance Of this view
we name the evening Of the 18th Of March.
at Burdick- Hall IT, q suitable time and
place to give the matter proper con-iiera-
ucn. There viii then BE- three weeks Ict
which will afford ample time for arrange
mcut- Tor The election J bis is offered a.
% suggestion only. We Will entertain reese
pou-c- 10 it boz our next issue.
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A Splendid Offer.
SUBSCRIBE FOR THE ARGUS

Being DESTROYS Of doubling our already large
subscription list, wo have determined to offer
the following premiums as an inducement to
have our friends aid Us in sending the EGus
TO every family in the Ninth Judicial Circuit.
We will give $40 gold piece to the person
sending us the largest list of yearly subscri-
oers, not less than fifty, between this timo and
the first of April. 1873.
80 gold piece for the next largest list,
not less than twenty-five.
sS gold piece to the next largest, not less
than iftccn.
We will also give copy Of "The Great In
dustries Of the United States" n book con-
tanning 500 illustrations. and worth So. so, and
"a copy of the ARGUS free, to all clubs not less
than ten.
The money must accompany all orders, and
may be seat by registered letter, or post Office
order.
Address WALLACE K GILBERT,
Huntington, W. Va.
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them. There sno~ a fine stage OF water
in the river, which will give timber men a
market for their lumber.
There are several petitions being gotten
up, both in the town and country. asking
the County Court not to grant any license
for the sale of spurious liquors during the
present year.
Bsrboursvlle is again without school
MIR Ryan, the teacher, having resig.ed
The Council are now looking out for a
competent teacher Let some well qualified
person come. Barboursville needs a yoo5
school
The weather on last Sunday and SUNDAY
night was extremely cold, the thermometer
standing one degree below zero. It's said
to have been the coldes. night We have
had this winter
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BAIsHoJm~vILLE ITguS.
E.poy',f Io,he Hn,.p,'oo .irya.


We visited Barboursviils. CabeU county.
recently We were mast Hospitality en-
tcr'a.n,d by Albert LaiIl,y Esq, ju-t re.
turned from tour through Europe Asia
and Africa our -tay was also checrci hy
the pleasant -0c.eiv of Df VIM u Afex-
auirr Col bur-au rhe veteran engineer.
and Capt Harvey " Scott. OF Tue Cabcu
Pres. beside % number "f other gentle
usu We tender our thanks toal those
gentlemen and wIiI cay Tor Earhour-yiIie.
tHaf 90 La4 the most pics- aut aud harmo.
niou- society wh ch we have ever found
We will he.cafor describe the sour.sirs
and Interesting remini-ccncos of Sir Laid
Ieys tour ouyOe Rey,frr
Bsrbour-yiIIes vast mineral re-ource.
are bound o ths future 10 make thriving
village Of 90 and a. YOU say, friend Burke
its harmonious society cannot be e4-
ce'led Come 70 Cab,li, capitslins
f"yao River has been quite fall Of rate
"a" week, some very hue timber among
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port OF the gentlemen appointed by the
Governors OF the States 10 whom hr,v
referred shows that the population Of the
seven State. interested in this appropris-
ton since 1870 has amounted to - .592 Wp
Out of an aggregate population OF $500
OOl. l3592.OUO are IL these seven States.
Let me say mrther, that IT appears hy
the report oi the Commissioner oi Internal
Revenue for lS65 that oi the 3lS3. 900 Uot
Of revenue collected, $4,000, 900 WAS paid.
10y these seven States
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INTERNAL IMPROVEMENTS.

On bill before the House OF Represen.
tatives last week Tor the improvement of
rivers, &c, the following remarks were
made 10y Hon. Frank Hereford Represcn-
tative from this district, ON the improve
ment of the Kanawha river:
Mr.. llereiord-l offer the following
amendment:
For the improvement Of the GrcRt Kanawha
river, west Virginia, in accordance with the
plan submitted by General i. A. Humphrey
10 the Secretary of War. dated January ii
1878, $4,000.
Mr. Conger-I ask the gentlemen moi to
offer that amendment now until we reacn
more appropriate portion OF the bill.
Mr.. Sa"yer-l raise the point of order
on The amendment that 1t is new Iesisla-
The Speakcr-lIas the work been esti-
mated tor?
Mr. lIereiord-Yes, sir. | desire to be
heard upon that point
Mr. Piatt-l desire to make a paria-
mentary inquiry. Do / understand the
Chair to say that this amendment is In
order II the work has been estimated Tor ?
The Speakcr--li estimated :or on a pre-
yious survey.
Mr. Sawyer understand there has
been survey, and ! Withdraw tIe point
Of order
Mr. lIereford-l desire to submit few
/ remArks ia support OF the amendment
Mr. sawyer think the gentleman had
better defer his amendment until another
part Of the bill i reached
Mr.. lierefori-l desire to have the
amendment come in at this part OF the
bill
do not rise, sir, for the purpose Of an.
tagouizng this bill ~ a whole do not
rise Tor The purpose Of asking that one
sius'c item be stricken ont. rise to ak
tins House 10 do simple justice hold in
my hand the report of the chief of enri-
ncers upon tbs subject iu which he saws.
The importance Of tbi. Improvement has
d been long admitted. A. stated hy Mr.. Ellrt
I it, motive T. o. afford certain. regular ami
reliable outlet for the coal. salt. and other
] heavy products Of the valley. IL IL had II,
other object than the development Of tho ion.
mediate section of country through which the
kHurwhn aud if- fdbut.ric. flow. tne necessary
expenditure would he amply justified"
According TO the report mad, hy reu-
I lie Ieu who were apo ntcd by the Gov
eruor- oi the States of Penn, F., aula. Wei
/ Virginia, Indiana, Illinois Ohio. Keutucity
and tennessee. the commerce of tii. river
BE- ever $1,000 uUI wear DO The till Id.
. fore the House, ont Of au arpropr alton 10,
over = uou uuu. 81 .l57.DuO i- i.r fI.e ~f,t.s
of Wisconsin aud Michigan. either sen,
rai.'y or combined. owe. ONE hnb Of tu.
4 whole apWopria. OF thIs DID is given I'D,
tn1.r tNo Sur.-. do NOT ask t,at ON.
-.r-.c one of these appropriations should
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cents said: a" have been the enemy and
opposed 10 the advancement OF your race.
The manner you have voted and stood by
me in this, my uttermost hour OF need and
distress, makes me your friend, aud hence
iorth the devoted friend OF your race"
For this extraordinary declaration he
should not go unrewarded. His purpose
10 look after his colored brothers welfare
ought to have official recognition. lie
shouidbs appointed to a q foreign mission
Following ON the heels Of the Credit Mo-
bilier swindle is a steal OF magnificent pro-
portions by Congress on Tuesday last
A million and five hundred thousand dol
lars has been wrung from an already bur.
dened and plundered nation to fillthe mock.
cts OF a set OF inscriptions knaves, whose
'nsolence and brazen efirontery would nut
to shame the cheek of the veiiest thief in
the land. II is fitting that Butler. a man
who stands convicted before the conntrv
OF every act that can mark a villain or
"V"'i H"nHbOl, huOu u lead IN this raid
upon the peoples treasury, and j, is fitting
also that Bingham, Garfield aud others
whose connection with recent fraud. has
been whitewashed by mock investigation
nj ashington, should give it their cordial
support. The hill that has Just passed
gives Congressman an increase in their
salaries, andidates dack two years to tho
commencement of the forly.second Con.
gress. 10 the outgoing members this
measure operates as bribe-a chance was
gwen them for grab at the treasury. and
majority of them took it. Prominen.
among the advocates Of the bill stand
Irumbull, retiring Senator from Illinois
voorhees,, member OF the House from
India'a, who has blacke ned an illustrions
name 10y this last act, Blair; Upton and
others The country has no further use
Tor such men as these, and will hold them
in perpetual disiavor.
The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1873-03-08

The Parkersburg JO,Tnak continue, it's
chronic howl about Democratic extraya-
gance, road laws and investigating com
mh'tees The learned editor is TOO partisan
90 commend an act, however worthy. il
democrats inaugurste it. Since they re-
moved him from office, he cannot be com.
forted