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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1874-04-07
Written for The Spirit of Democrooy.l

Writtcn Tor The Splfit OF DefnOcr8cy.I
CEsTrRvuLE, Iowa, March 81, IA.
EDITOR SPIRIT: Please find inclosed
one d alar place to my credit and con-
iinue The SpIRrT Your home CORES
pondents suits me, especially wien il
comes from some of my Antioch
friends. j. B. MARING.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1874-04-07
Meeting OF Township Assessors.

Be it enacted By the General Assembly
Of the State of Ohio, That County Au
ditors shall, before the fifteenth day of
April, annually, issue call to all the As
SCISSORS ofhis county, to meet at his office
for consultation; and said Auditors shall
meet with said Assessors. and answer
such questions and give such instructions
as shall tend to uniformity in the action
of the Assessors OF his county.
Therefore. Assessors elected on the 9Th
of April, 1s74,and duly qualified as such
Certificates must be produced, will meet
at the Auditors office on Monday, April
Is. 1874, at / o'clockP M Each Asses
sor elected is requested to attend the
meeting on said day
Auditor's Office, Monroe County Ohio
WOodsfeld, March %, 1874
mch31w2. NJ HoEFFLER, Auditor.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1874-04-07

EWILLIAM FoeGIN and ROBERT F.
GoUDY removed from this county last
week to near Rockport, Wood county,
West Virginia. B
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1874-04-07

EMr. WILLIAM ScHUEFELE is loca-
ted in his new barber shop, on. Mr.
HoEFFLERs premises, south of the court
house.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1874-04-07

EE0r sthauks are due WILLIAM
WORKMAN, Esq, OF Sunsbury township
for the names of thirteen yearly sub
scribers.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1874-04-07

TProceedings in bankruptcy have
been instituted against JOHN BEvER, of
Washington township. this county. by
creditors in Wheeling, West Virginia.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1874-04-07

-EMr SAMUEL HUNTER and family,
and Mr. JOSIAH Brown, removed from
this neighborhood on the 9th inst, to
Iowa.
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Written for Tho Spirit OF Democracy
Frars, syayne Township.
WAYNS TP MnNRnE

WAYNE TT, MONROE Co, o.
March 81, 1874
PUZZLE.
A man had fox, q goose and peck
of corn. How would he take them
across the river, one at time, without
the fox eating the goose, or the goose
eating the corn if he leaves the fox aud
goose the fox will eat the goose; if he
leaves the goose with the corn the goose
will eat the corn. D. B. D.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1874-04-07

~We furnish more news of Mon
roe county. and fuller market reports
each week. than any other paper in this
section of the State.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1874-04-07

EThere were eight cases commen-
ced in the Common Pleas Court from
March 9th to April 4th
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1874-04-07
Notice to Teachers.

yEyHE Board Of Examiners OF Monroe county
will hold meetings for the examination of
Teachers. in Woodsfeid, as follows
March IA, ls74.
9S,
April II, 1874.
.s IS. ls74,
May %, 1879,
These examinations will commence at 3
o'clock a. m. aud close at p. IN.
4 fec Of so cents is required from each
applicar. as a condition of examination, and
must be paid i'll advance.
BY order OF the Board.
Fsb74,'74-td. w. DoBgRTY, ot.sk.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1874-04-07

EWe have added over eight hun
dred new names to our subscription list
during the past ten months.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1874-04-07

EERev Fl j SMITH preached the
funeral sermon7of WILLIAM F. HUNTER,
SR., at the NJ. E. Church, on the 9Th
inst.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1874-04-07

EThe business transacted at The
Monroe Bank on the 1st inst, amour
ted to nearly seventy eight thousand
dollars. f t
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Written for The Spirit of Dem ocracy.]
PROBLEM

No. S2-A blacksmith had stoue
Weighing 40 pounds. which he used as o
weight A gentleman stepped in, and
broke the stone in four pieces the black
mith remarked to him that he had spoil
ed his weight; the gentleman replied that
he had made it more convenient for him,
as he could now weigh with the pieces
any number of pounds from to - in
elusive. What was the weight Of the pie
ces? Y. .
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1874-04-07

klEFApril 1st being pay day in this
county, money will be more plentiful now
than it has been during the past three
months
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1874-04-07
PoETiCAL ENIGMA

No. SOL am composed Of 10 letters
MY first you will see in every book,
My second and third in seem;
Ny fourth is found in every crook,
My fifth in every scheme. (,
Ny sixth and seventh in grape doth be,
My eighth is seen in love;
My ninth in evening you will see,
My tenth in turtle dove,
Answer to NJ. 69-Lake Moosetocm
gun,is.
Answer to No. 70-3 sheep, W.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1874-04-07
LOCAL.
new AdIertisements.

Ohio Farmers ms Co., W. F. CHURCH
Sheriff's Sale, T. 0. LITTLE.
Insurance Notice, W. F. OKEI.
Settlement Accounts, j. R. MORRIS.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1874-04-07

In cleaning up The old war muskcts at
the arsenal al Des Moines, recently,
mans finger WAS found tightly lodged in
the barrel of one, near the hreech.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1874-04-07

wThe Monroe Bank is doing s
large business.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1874-04-07

EEMr. NJ GAUs, barber. has re-
moved to Barnesville.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1874-04-07

D1ED.-On the 29th day Of March,
1874, Mrs. ELIZABETH DECKER, wife OF
HENRY DECKER, and daughter of Mr..
SILAs HEADLEY The deceased leaves
a husband and six small children, the
Youngest an infant. W.
On the 26th of March, of lung fever,
on Trail Run, in Benton township, Mrs.
MARGAREr BIER, wife of Mr.. GEORGE
B TER, aged As years.
On the 3Ist ult., on Trail Run, Ben
ton township, of hemorage of tbt
lungs, Mr.. ADAM HEIKLIN, aged &C
PEARS.
On the slst uls. on Trail Run, Ben
on township. of lung disease, Miss
ELLA GIBBS. aged l6 years, seconf
daughter Of EDw sRD and ELLEN GIBBS
In Bellaire, Qaio, January 27, 1874
Mr. SAMUEL PRATT, formerly OF this
county, aged 81 years.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1874-04-07

wWe shall furnish the election re-
turns. from the several townships,in our
next issue.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1874-04-07
Thirty Years Experience Of an Old
Nurse.

Mrs. WsnslOyv'S Soothing Syrup
is the prescription of one of the best Female
Physicians and Nurses in the United States.
and has bee used for thirty years with never
failing safety and success by millions OF
mothers and children, from the feeble infant
of one week old to the adult. II corrects
scidity of the stomach, relieves wind cclic,
regulates the bowels, and gives rest, health
and comfort to mother and chill. We be-
lieve it to be the Best and Surest Kennedy IN
the World, in all cases of DTsESTERr ana
DIARRHeA IS CHILDREN, whether 1t arises
| from tee;hiug or any other cause. Futl di-
rections for using will accompany each bottle,
None genuine unless the fac sinile OF CURTIS
& PRaKIYs is on the outside wrapper. Sold
by all medicine dealers, AagaS.'7Sr,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1874-04-07

R Money exchanged hands quite
rapidly, in town, on the 1st inst.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1874-04-07

TO Our tobacco raisers are making
preparations for large crop.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1874-04-07
ARMS.
To Whom it May Concern.

NOTICE is hereby given that viii not pay
II acertain note given by me to X. n. ren.
ner & Co OF Urbana, Ohio, for the sum OF
three hundred dollars, pay able in SIX montns
from March ID, ls74. Said note was cnsainsd
withou, consideration and through fraudu-
lent representations. Whoever buys sara
note will buy lawsuit and lose his m"a"y.
mch24, ,TswS. UAVlD 0heia.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1874-04-07
Written for The Spirit of Democracy.
MISCELLANEOUS ENIGMA.

No Sl-l am composed of l3 lettes,
Nv 5 100 413 is the name of male.
NV III g l 5 is prison. i
NV 3 II is passion.
NV whole is the name Of one Of ny
scholars w j. B.. Teacher.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1874-04-07
Ny whole is a spectacle said to be ex,
tremely sublime and glorious. W.
NIscrIJANEous ENIGMAS.

MISCELLANEOUS ENIGMAS.
No. 79-I am composed of 10 letters.
NV lois the heart
My 5 is a farming implement.
NY 10 9 comes at the end of every day
Nv 1103 is kind Of liquor.
My 81 lois clotted blood
Nv whole is the name Of a school
house in Washington township, Monroe
County, Ohio. W
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1874-04-07
W IT M.1roRy & SIMS.

Mr. N BAKER, Of Woodsfeld, is
agent for the above companies. Per-
sons desiring to insure their property
in companies that pay their losses
promptly should see him.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1874-04-07
f7eeting of the Democratic Cen
lral Committee.

The members of the Monroe County
Democratic Central Committee will meet
al the Court House, in Woodsiield, on
Saturday, April, IL, 1874,
To determine the time and manner OF
holding Convention to nominate can
didates for county Offices
The following are the members OF the
! H,,o,,;Itno.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1874-04-07
Baltimore & Ohio Esailro AL,
County Officers.

sR., JACOB DRUM and JOHN PFALZGRAF.
CoMMrssIoSss-JAS. ARMSTRONG, CHRIS
TIAN CRHRS and EDWARD OKEY.
Commissioners meet on the first Mondays
Of March, June, September and December;
and as Board of Equalization on the third
Wednesday of May in each year.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1874-04-07
Written for The Spirit of Democracy.]
From Washington Township.
BEECH GROVE, D, April |, 1874.

NO. 10.
CROSS WORD ENIGMA.
Nv first is in fat but not in lean,
NY second is in saw but not in seen;
Ny third is in loud also in low,
Nv fourth is in leave but not in so;
Ny fifth is in strong butnot in weak,
Nv sixth is in proud, but not in meek;
Ny seventh is in first but not In iast,
Ny eighth is in gone but not in past;
NV ninth is in light but not in dark,
NY tenth is in hear also in bark;
My eleventh is in gain but not in loss,
Nv twelfth is in snatch but not in toss;
My thirteenth is in rare but not in thin,
NV fourteenth is in shaft but not in pin.
NV whole is a spectacle said to be eS
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1874-04-07
wThe following card explains it

CLARINGToN, o, March %, 1874
The loss on merchandise sustained
bv W. H. MALLORY & SIMS, by fire, was
promptly aud satisfactorily settled by
The Jefferson and franklin Insurance
Companies.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-12-02

fern binaeaenftpieber baI6 saruidtreten obev i'll
@runpe geben, ausarteas san6 eitte idDtcfe Gid.
tuug befoniisen ober iatf Soften Der stnbern
berriden; neil mebrentbeils umbefannte Sberc
i'm Siuterbalte iteben uab IS :ei,,es peritdnoi9en
.DlanneS u,itsrtb 1T, nod eil,cn @laae ait ar
beiten, hen et ridt siiberiiebt, fir beien gBide
tiafeit nnb (Siites ibm acgte eiufteben,a bic ser
ni@t fenut, oencn crsii1 bcrbiuolid) madden
mus, obne lbas tic lid i1 il, perbiublid, lna !
den, obnc bob ,er ipeib. ail ipen er fh su. bal,
ten bat, tpsit man ibn, oafir gar tidts leitet,
tucit Seoer eibenf fte,t bat unb .bieie 2ebens
fd)aften aIfo 5mit lii bie! @eellibaft bringt, mo
iic bann ini Sunfeln her gerbpraenbeit freieren
Spiclrauu babcn, ais am SoseSlidtc.s =. y..,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-12-02
gt,isere ,aahe,i cs7aad,ss! !! ?

.aein Mort. ridtst tpo6! aroseerasn edabeil
an als bdS aDert: Wslnbere MAIDEN GO aud 70 ~
Sc 1T sins trdairiafB e3csienib fir ;hic 8ebaus
tenlofafsit berie,Iiaen, bic ildJ burA has 8eizi
ipielsslnberera 5n eiuer 9aublu,,9siueiie beitiMs
men IafIen, pelde sie iclbit III ibren sitgen
nidt recbtfertiaen <fonnen anb .be5baIb nit ben
@orten ent tiMaIbigsn slnSere i,tad)rn % audi
70 !"e ganienbesrebe uub geben fbaburd) Off
fen fnatn, hab b4iie nidt 4 Ell # ,aluabeit fuuo
giniid,t 9enua befben, um ibre sSanolunsen
nad ben @erbdItniiicn einsuridbten. Gs. iit
auffallesrb; tpie Die Meafmen fboIlftanbig
8opf berlieren;; pean IS gilt, stnberi Gtwas
na9snnffen, ssun6t Bieles ganilien Daben ,fid
unb, ibses ainber bainit id)on an ben 8etteIitob
sebrnJt. Sd babe in ,nciue,n ga,,;en eeben
teine gborbeit inebr an9cfaunt ,,no' ipeniaer
beercifen f6snen, ale bic; ii1 ielbft forperlib
nne ssifissat iaaben, neil = anoers es aud
70 ataben.i asSNgi G;faaa ,14a Gu 3i51. 4!
Wlan fraee elm iunses Wlabden, tuarum iie
in Der Gnhfif arbeitet ober lidJ fait blinb nGbt,
uni. nihf 4Iicber eineu, 2ienit in einem auten
&auie 6ls Maa6 otnimint; ,ltan fraae iie, ma
rum fe .iih ,unnotbiae 9in9e ais: Obr.
rinat, SaISfetten;; .Minge, Saaribmuds ,e. .c
.auK unn ini6t; ;Iieber. ibre gents nno Gbaler
fit bic 3utrnft iparts ssia toirb fie antporten
rhueil Anbere es axd .tbnn." -, ,stgs- zo-s&
Mfam frage, ben 15iabriaen Buben, tparum
ct tein 8e{daft lcrne, bas i'm fir eie 3ufunft
fider srnabren tanne, ODER tparum ct @igarrea
raude, bic @irtbshduier beiubc, &arten ipiele
Bis in bie Sfuht berumlaufe, nit boien @amcs
rabcn 9ebe ,e. ,e. - 10 erbalt man bic gNmtr
mort upeil es Nnbcre aud tbun. .z.. ri. !.
glan 5rase 10 n,anden @ater, 10 monde
Wlutter, parun. iie baS unb ienes ibren Sim
bern: gcitatten, mas ibaen ni,llmcr bon Nubcn
fein fam unb fie tuerbcn ia9en: anberc tbun
baS aud. =" :'$+' $s-G : '@,7rsf : -" III
M1an iraec bcn Iauen uub alcid)aultigen &a,
tbotifen, lparum CT nid,t in bic Stride aebe, Die
Saframente felt Sabren nidt mebr empfanae,
feline &iuber aottlo5 erjiehe, oas Saus boil
ungIdnbiger, 3eituuaen unb Sd)mahibriften
aeaen Die STRIDE ,,nb ollcS mas bcilia lit, babe,
70 tpirb'er iosen: anbere tbnn bas aud. ~
N1an fraae bic qoaenbriiber nit fatboliidem
Sauffmein, tparu,n fl. iid) NIT gottc5lditeriis
den gibihmiireu gum @eboriaul aeaen unbes
fannie Sbe1e berpflidlten, iparurs lie ibr 6elo
in bic &diIe Der 9oae be;nble1, bon tcldcm fie
fof ,lid)ts tpieber su fcben befpnllltcn, uno fte
toerben artiporten slnberc MAIDEN es audb 70.
IS arlne @elt! sat bonn glicmanb Sen @lutb
bcrninftia 3i fem i'?$- Micmano Die gntfd)icz,|
benbeit, nit @cruiinf nftiaem ipieoer an5ufanaen
- unb3 3au boifcn, oob ein anoercr aud ben
Mutb baben ipcrbe, oas 8crniinftiSe nad3uah~
men?
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-18
SOME e. yss,3 H+S WHO NAVE
FGHGuTCTN TEH;s PLEDGES.

By .eierenee 70 The Indep, ntieut State
Ticket We tird the names OF the follow
ing noted s;cr.s!uria;s and Southern
5. mi a:hiscrs tlereuron:
Fer Governor. Z. L. Bradley.
Fer Cons,ess. A c. Ellis.
For Attorney General. JOHN L. Kit
trelI
For State Treasurer, Jesry Schooling.
And Oh the Otnshy County ticket We
find the names Oh such avowed secession
sympathisers as Ii. G. Gardner and Z.
W. Hea!y.
Referring back TO the files of TIE Car
sou ArFEAL Tor 1866. We iinG in the issue
of that paper for Oct. 25 of that year.
prefacing long lis. of signatures to a
"Uaion Club" the following words,
declaration and pledge. namely:
The undersigned. loyal citizens Of
Orrnshy county, Nevada, in favor Of
maintaining the organization of the
Union Party" unsi:ernbiy attached to
those principles which carried the conn
try triumphantlS though the late bloody
WAR; determined sEvKh to trust onr
lives. our property ami the honor Of the
Nation TO those rsn. Who, with arms in
their hands have sought to overthros
the Republic; earnestly endorsing the
reconstruction policy adopted by Con
cress. and fearlessly denouncing the uR-
b.ushing pe-fdy to party. principle and
country of Andrew johnson, President
Of the United States, do hereby form
ourselves into Union Club" and
solemnly pledge ourselves to use all
honorable endeavors to promote the
principles and party in the coming No
venber election.
Looking over the list Of signatures
which follow this explicit. declaration
and solemn pledge. we find. at the head
of the column the name of ROBERT N.
CLAESE; and following along the list.
We find the names Of r. H. sIEDEB. II.
S. Mason and ". d. ToERETsoS.
Look at the present political bedfel-
iowship Of these men and judge if they
have lived up to their professions ana
pledges; and having done that, decide II
they are not to be weighed in the fai-
ances with which they chose to weigh
the ''urblushiug Ve'fdy to party. prin-
cip,e and country Of Andrew Johnson"
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-18

ToII WILLIAMS Fugitive from Justice
entities himself to be booted by Mr.
Tuiy for the outrage upon the recos-
rized ethics OF political discussion. CT
taking the liberty to parade Mrs. rs
name in the dirty sheet oyer which he
presides-:be Virginia Evening Chronicle.
Ii Williams dent keep q close watch
Over his felonious amanUersis 10 viii
get his paper into serious trouble which
he. himself. will be compelled to answer
sor.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-18
TnE question ,.F s,ssa2CEDr9.'I,

With a temerity which Is II! iati. own.
tie Cn.valry AMI thoir allies haze signal
ICED their opposition e. tho hepahlicnn
, State ;ickc, by attempting 20 cast ridi-
| cue AID coutUme!y upon so:ac Of the
candidates the-e named, ami who axe
not SO widely known as Some others.
Much of this k;ni OF attack has been
| lsvelled against our capdiia :o- After
nev-Gene,al, ths Hon Moses Tcbbs
The onl: thing that has been said against
hin is, that he lived for some time at -
rlinin. town in Ell Dorado County, Cali.
fornia, and practiced law there. Never
a word, that We have heard Of agains,
his capacity. integrity OF loyalty.
Neither have We ever heard that he left
Mud Springs or any other place. for
British Columbia. by reason of disahiii-
ties imposed on him by any of the ANTI
rebel Acts of Congress.
But let Us look into this question of
ohscurity. and see where and whom it
hits =
The present incumbent OF the Office of
Attorney General Where Was he dom
iciled during the years which preceded
his elevation to his present prominence:
With what great law cases in California
or Nevada was his name coupled prior
10 1871? Where in the State Of Cali
fornia did General Buckner reside, and
in what Courts did he practice prior to
coming to the Capitol Of Nevada to
assume the high duties OF the ofico he
now holds
And on what meat doth this our Kit
treIl feed, that he hath grown so great?
What great law performances are con-
nected with his name? What corpora
ton or capitalist has. ever given him
professional employment?
And when it comes to a question of
fitness through education. experience
and the at.ri.ion which one encounters
by a life in the larger cen.ers of popuia-
tior, what are We to DO with Bradley;
with Jewett Adams; with Schooling;
with Crarley; with Hillhouse?
Where Gid Beiknsp practice law. and
VIA: WAS his fame as an attorney, prior
to dis coming TO Carson TO serve in the
capacity Of Private Secretary to Gov
erac- Bradley: Does any Democratic
o. Inds pendent Journal desire 4 con-
paGison Of the relative record or Ms
Chs. H Beik7ep % Es,raont with that
o. III Mns=s Gehb~ ri .,r-no42
o2'scus.'y Of origin snd Pauci;y .:
fen are the sose Recommendations 10
oE- :, dignity anu station. We DO net
luc.r here cne ccu,dts raors faithfully
Gi- ! shan .ovagJ see Democratic
STATE ticket from top to battom-with
the exception of Eiiis.-and his Sue
dist coiohine Characteristic !. L. 2ali-
neI.t .eco.i rs "a member Of the .sl,-i
militia Of Missouri,
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REPUBLICAN STATE CENTRAL COMMITTED

storey County, l. Reqas, u A. Hing, H.
@. Maynard. E. -. Davis.
OrnIsby County, S:adsmuller. = T. Swift.
Lander coIuty-A- r. shannon.
Lyon COR. e. h. Zshr.skir. Dr. ". Buno her
Nye Couu'y-T. Warburton-
wsshce County, II. hinkead. c. q. Pewaing
White Pine County-A- G Cleveland.
Churchill County-Wsllsce tioo3ali.
Douglas CoGuty-JaInes W. Hsines-
Elko Cnunsv-F. NJ. Smith. J. :. Msyhugh.
Eureka Couniy-A- r.. Davis. A G Turner.
FSnsrsids County, II GIcCIinton-
Humboldt Couniy-N. 5. Thompson
lincoln County N. Tyrrell. D. Cri,tenden
For Judge Of the second Judicial District:
5. H. WRIGHT. of OrnisSy County
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nEHg TO-DAY.
ELECTION EOTIoE.


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BOLD Ben BUTIEE has been nominated
TO Congress by the Republicans of his
District. He will be triumphautiy
elected.
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LIST OF LETTERS

EAENAINISG IN THE CARSON POsTOF-
III FICE October l6, 1874
TO obtain .uy q these letters tie appi:can:
must call for Advertised Letters.
LADIES LIST
Cruise. Isv!us Mrs. Frazer Ers-ns MIS-.
French, s. 2. Mrs. Ei-kry, u. c. Mrs
Scuvne-, K. L. 6irs.
GENTLEMEN'S LIST
Brunette Joseph Leonard, Jaha
Cheney, ? = :arhins. Wrl
Denis, Chas. PeEsult, Rae ~
Divine, W PallitE. EDWARD
Elder. Mathew Stewart. HGr. II NJ
Glass. David A Stafford. Ekward
Horton, Geo. Z Sp!tztr berger Henry
Henney, W SancelIn L L
Hebert. Noscs Thompson. Wv
Jones. Adrian Tho-ubins. James
Lower. VIM i Taylor q Bloorpius'd
Labiasse, II
L. L. WINNIE. P. M
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ANn1Hi:E -,oEEs E.E3T.K.1' Eisf-:
aES8hLI..

Yesterday E-:c7l'r - contains : third
"oren letter" from ey-Consresan- Il
Kanl"iI to the SUtrcrian ChivaIry: Ike
drift OF this communication = towa: j
the fact chat he, the writer. only accept
al the nomination for Congress, in 1870,
after repeated rTgines and AZ. an en-
platte REFUSAL on Lis part 70 Iun. lie
produces .e.cSra-ls and letters in proof
Of what lie claims concerning his oardi-
dacy. Again he rsiterates that the
CaivaiTy an5 SItro have entered ito 4
coalition against the Republican parry
and tie mining interests of tie State.
This charge. romaiu;rg unanswered ever
since kenG4i.'s famous speech at The
Democrats EatiLca:ion meeting in Viz
ciail. is taci:ly admitted. This makes
the Issue clear and well defined: Il is
the L publican paIiy and the Subs;En-
tial Interests Of Nevada OH one side, and
Observation-Disclosures combi-
nation on the ether. 10 man III western
Nevada Who is alive to his ca interests
and the welfare Of the State, will hesitate
which side of this issue to stand upon.