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New Zealand, which has hitherto occapeu =.
rather obscure position in the teeotos y o,
worlds progress, begins to loom up 81 p.-, ,,,
some importance in political eense' -,
VodE1, tho Premier, is man Of CREST a@p.x =
and the object Of his life is the estaol.snneG -
great Polynesian Empire, with Ne" zea.aD !,.1,
its centre and nll the islands Of the Afeaip'.'e
tributary to it. Tie means By "t1en ne !,
poses to create this Empire aEo coEn@ela
character, namely. the formation OF J ar
Stock company. like the East India e'Af .r,,a
enjoying exclusive privileges Of trade os's -.
New Zealand and all tho Islands, Iae
Zea1and Government guaranteeing the conls..,
5 per cent interest per annnm on 'ue rro.
capital. Mr.. vooE1 maintains tbas ns h.s
jected company will create trade Rnscn n
never before existed, and that this t'sae s,,da
augment population. Tho project IS Spth IN
one on paper, but as he will hare to conlen. ,,df
individual rights and debt which u 49, ~
very large, he will have plenty OF "otk u %-.sre
before he develops his new commefc1a' N1f
There has been another scare II rSa - .k.
occasioned by the rumor that 1"hD ..,i
capped. From the manner in when u o1.et9
it deserves close Investigation. at naN r. of
o'clock the hookkeeper OF the Connlss'ouse us'nen,
Charity and Correction hesrd the psl,,ts
connected with the Penitentiary at blaeAsf e
Island signal for immediate aid, in Sqa71 -,
police. as great danger vas appreh heaa%- oe,t..
same signal was recorded in an ad]oinus :ss.ru.
The bookkeeper touched the koy Of tna -. mi
nent to inquire particulars, when 10 ~. .n...1
broke, and ts1egraphic communication =. IL,
OF. Ths bookkespax irnmsdiassy sa''
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ATTENTION. SIR KN1qHTs!-7 Chicago Command
ery No. lo K. T.-Sr knights hereby notified to
port II the ssylur fuY equipped this morning st 10 10
elos5 sh. attend 7 thf dnResAi @ % Of Sir j. ha-
GEO. F. SINCLAIR, Recorder.
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CLEVELAND LODGE, No. I'll. 4. F.. and 4. NJ.
Annual for the election Of officers .nd
payment of ues, will be held Thutsday evening nek,
beo. Il, t7:eo. Per order 7. y. FITCH, " u.
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PLELADES LODGE A. F. and A. A.. No. 47s.-The
&;ruhl comn9nicatioa viii be hel4 ThYrsd9y evening.
election OF officers and ras1neut Of dnes.
By o1dor MN. g. GOODMAN. y. NJ.
, 1874-12-13

wAuBASs1A LODGE. NO. leo 4. r. "a; Nth: M.-Ths
annual meeting, fo. tho election 9f nhSs1s anu paynen
~ dnes will bu held oriental Hall. 1hur1oaJ evening"
Dec. H. les4 Members hereby nD1i1ed 70 g hTss
ent. 49, no"A@A40' vs. AD'
e. Sr. JOHN, Sec.
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ro.mORRoW's AMUSEMENTS.

cHTnAGO MusEUN-Mouroe strect, between Dear
harm and &t4te. :" Romance and Reality"
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

TIE GREAT RUSH CONTINUES AT DR. Nc
GHESNEY's, C1ark and E.pdolph-sts. 0us IS. 10
tuIl cot best gum taeth Satisfaction uaoar7
.x12nded explains the Io8soa why.
, 1874-12-13

THQs. J. TURNER LODGE, No.: 4ae, 4. 2, md 4.
N.-The ANIMAL commuuica{oq will OCCUR THURSDAY
election Of ct!cers and payment Of docz Members
co1dtnzE. ;. E. PETTIBOSE.
, 1874-12-13

K1Lw1xSEe LODGE, i'll. F. and A. N.-Rexula,
snuual cota1rnn:oatiou Thnzsdny ereninG. Dec II, al
Co:qtaian Hail. for ta OF dues and elactlag oi
Of otacers for tho en2uiug year:
, 1874-12-13

HoO1rY,s TuxATRE- Randolph street, nst"se
Cinrk ana tlSnlle. ''C!onos-
, 1874-12-13

o Wriod in this Lodge Tuesd.y evening n.1t Other
business Of oprtanco will hs presented nnn .t meet
~e - C.. H. CRANE. Sec,
, 1874-12-13

ATTENTION, STR KNIGHTS :-CAicaec Command
Ne ae T. Tspscei cenelave MONDAY eTsntns' 12aE
Tisi:aE Sir Knights cour1eonsly invited order o the
Rm CIm GEO. r. SINCLAIR, Recorder.
, 1874-12-13

ST. BERNARD Coa!MANDERY. NO. IS. +. T.
Members aro notied 10 assemble At their Atylum At Il "a
l. saarp. Sunday UsG Il to a.'ena mo oi
~ ~ '41 "Ao' T. o. DICkERSON, Recorder.
, 1874-12-13

RICHARD COLE LODGE. No. 81, 4. F. and 4. NJ
The annral rnee;nE for the eleotsn Of ocars and pay
1e+. Memhsss hezetg notified e BE- pseae2t p
, 1874-12-13

APOLLO COMMAEDERY KNIGHTS TEMPLARr-
Died. FttdaS DEC, II, Str jane. Van Zandt BiAneE, r
=. g: The Str Knights Of 1hs Comnn.ndey and those
ialen v1l assemble AsJl9n st II 30 r. H.
0snoas' En- 70 81 3. MYEHs' Gonmauds4.
E3ABIEa II. DHDTEH, @. g.
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TH-Weekly -.+..... o'oo "ee>' '''''"''''''" ~'"
psna Of yeAr 1t the sane rate.
e. nrrrnt delay and mistakes, be md give Post
<,Ecs .ddress II full. including State and connt''
Hemtttsnces na5 be made eherby draft e1psess foss
fdco order or in registered letter.. At our TEX
TERMS TO CITY srBscRlrEns.
pai, delivered. Sunday excepted 23 cents per week
Addrr., THE TRIBUNE COMPANY.
.f,nrr.y Madfxou aud Dearborn Sta. Chlc:go, ILL.,
-
1o.MoRRow's ADJUSTMENTS.
cao4ggo m g2! sssss kss s't"'*a n'.F
nv1cKEns THEATRE-M.di.oa stEe:. s.;r ostTsss Sons
ne,rber9 and sts's. Engagement of hd"'' o''SD'
Grand a1 Ss. s.: s:ss ''"st's
99na. LIZ II fronpo. M1as0' aanpfy asasS'D'an Danp
ci5!2 iH9o1x,S a5s 1sSs,ls! Tn4c11f'n"''N 4d'ead. '
!s.s EaR~s!H .s!s: t. Ts'sS Sas''
:'1ncien1 Gxspt."
SOCIETY MEETINGS.
fS q II r. ss'o1 Il
1cs'' ADo p"' J. 0. DICKEHS0N, Sec.
wAuBaSs1A LODGE. NO. leo, 4. r. a; M-The
IF & fnsrsds5 anS dss
m Members arc h:fe5y moWL fS5'afsL Z e si:' e.
LAFAYETTE cnArrEn joas,7 .;ssoE MnE.p pes =
Il 81
;.:s5, bsf ~ Il %
L. :a';5 s' iS1JESs5s, Recorder.
ORIENTAL SOVEREIGN CoNs1sToRT. s: r: r;
I a,a It aeis 70
elesE Snday DEC Is ,as s. attend sne II 9aS o2
der u 0'6 A'@' ~ 4 r. oUKSEi, GonmandcI-in Chief.
No srea rd nos Dss's se4 M
ing OF aa0af' is a''r'd 'is'f' effSh 6hR2 &c.
81 NJ. ie. (. T.1spseiai 6onelave Nosday evening,
psesn5ef st g o'elock tsE wo5k On T 05dsr
f f'I5 G5 saf Aen'4 eeae GEo sfScEA I;t;f RseordoF
ery "a i, < f-si! Knishts hereby not6ed e
s :: . , 20 ssna s. 5s2PsS hi %s:G'S 81 e.
a'S G. t. BY '''t5 GRo & IF F. II sS5T ea Recorder
19DG s e.ssIae saa Be- f.
Of oacer. for tho ensuing gear; c.,.nz,r1n w,
DEARBORN doDGE No -: A. F. "a. md a A. u NJ 40
ss1'. 2iinanbszs 5rsaas'sd = E P55;S95 P65bY
ChEvELAHD LoDGR, NJ. II. 4. F. and 4. NJ
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Statistics of Intemperance.

The testimony OF competent Judges
lis decided in the opinion that the use oi
ardent spirit, j. hurttul 70 health and
long life. and the old-fashiOned calru.a-
.aiiCn> OF Nelson, in his NITAL SlATls-
Incs. are confirmed by The researches OF
Ithe General Lile-ohicc. According tO
these estimates. the probability OF death
linong drinkers between tWenfv-one
and forty years is ten times a. much A.
iamorg the whole population; between
liortv-one and sixty years. four times as
much aud among habitual tipplerS over
sixty years Of age, twice a much a.
among the people at large. Ia England.
an ls5O-5l. more than 5000 cases were re-
ported OF men who had literally drank
themselves 10 death. Nelson has given
lus his investigation of GIL lpplrr-.
hat out Of 1000 ss.4 die annuallv.wh hile
out Of 1000 irhahiian'~ of the same age
only nineteen die. Thus The mortality
among drinkers is three times AZ great
~ ih The community AZ large. he has
carried out his calculation into all ages.
aud shown how this chronic sclf-murder
diminisae~ the expectation
OF life. The highest point a. 10 numbers
- 'RH't III wv WIS iN1' W.. w Iiltll IT,
port 1872 men aud ~ W omen inteinperate
out OF 10000, in Engand and Wales. and
which reckon the diminution in the rate
OF expectation of life accordingly. This
last statement j. most startling, ami
shows falling of in the probable term
OF life for each ten years. from twenty
TO sixty and upward of respectively
iwcnty-eight. twcntv-two. seventeen.
ten. and five years, with fractions, aud
TO the fearful percentage. re-
>peciively. Of thirty-tive, thirty-cight.
forty. fiity-one. and sixty-thrce per cent.
OF probable life. "a compared withe pop
ulaiion. Surely strong drink is slow
fire. and intcmpcrance is voluntary
madness aud chronic suicide. -fDoctor
samuel Osgood, in Ilarper's Magazine
for May.
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| Every public spirited citizen has lan-
,dahle pride ia seeing his town and the
country surrounding Improving Every
new house that j. being built: cvcrv
pcw barn in tho country: every line &C
fence along tic road every shade npc
along the street: every new mauniac-
turing establishment erected every
new avenue OF trade opened. enhances
the value of property ia our mi&-t Nv
cry rejecting mind knows this 10 he
ltruc. and of course feels an interest in
il self h though il rny be.
But the public shonld not forget the
local newspaper. II too adds 10 The gem
eral wealth. IL too enhances Tie value
lof property in The town and country
whore loca ed. II increases me rrpu,a-
iion Of the town abroad. II heneiils an
who have business in the place; and an
who do business IN Tie place. Ii in-
creascs the valuc Of rcal estate.
a good looking. thriving newspaper
increases the value OF property, and j.
desirable public convenience. Even IL
lit be not conducted in the interest Of
your or for that matter any party: even
liz il> columns are not filed with brilliant
editorials. still il benefit. you In many
ways. II paws for ITSELF twice over IL
facilitates trade II ciutions against inn
posi- ION; il saves yon from loss: Il
warns yon Of danger, II points ont adj
vamiage>, and Increases your profits. Ii
YOU want such newspapers ihcy must be
supported. Advertiser, are Interested IN
Increasing the circulation readers. and
the consumers arc interested in nel;ing
all the business done advertised. Am
should lc represented. None should
monopolitc. II yon want such ptper.
consilcrii not nsA charity bat ~ a means
20 increase your own wealth. The local
press. even il II DO no more than give
news, j. the power that moves the pco-
pie. Therefore support II wei nt all
vcrtising and by subscribing ana pay
ing for it,
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Z lhNt tNe JArptf weekly 'ouflrr.I
Proceedings of the. Directors of
4 the Dubois County Agricultural
7 Society.
( The Board met, pursuant TO notice
April 25, lo7l, President Gosrnan i'm
the chair.
Z On motion committee Of three con-
sis'lnS oI a. Granespacher, :. kue-
bier ana ,. BiN.er were appointed by
me char TO procure all lie necessary
printing for thc next lair.
Discussion was had a. 10 the best
means TO keep the lime track in GOOD
order, and Keep the grass and weeds
lron growing too much thereon. and
The General superintendent was direc-
led 10 have IL moved three or four times
during the season. a. may be necessary.
IL was also determined 10 try the ex-
pertinent OF sowing portion of the
track with salt TO keep down vegetation.
ANA Dr. W Gilman and Joseph Friedman
were appointed committee to super
'ise This, ana report the result in the iu-
ture.
Mr. WIN. Monroe offered series Of
resolutions Ia regard TO the cciebrati0n
"i The 41h Of July next, by The Society,
which aitcr a spirited discussion. ana
many amendments suggested. were lin
ally adopted as follows:
REsolyE9, That the Dubois County
Agricultural Society viii celebrate tie
Nations Birh Day on their Fair Ground
JuiN 4, le'4. in an appropriate manner,
and the proceeds nt thc celebration Le
TO thc bcncii, OF the so
cieiy.
ErsoLyFD. That tic chair appoint
committee OF seven of the mcmncrs of
tie society. as committee of arrange
mcni,, who shal lave full power 10
carry out tne purpose Of Tie above res
oluuon. and that Tie committee be- in
strncted 10 procure good speakers 70 de-
liver ornlionS and make snci other A.
rs they shall deem best.
The Chair appointed the following
pcrsons: II. ". We,man. :. kueblcr
Joseph Erie inun, 4. Stephenson. a.
Gramel,pacher. e. boanc. and William
Monroe, A. such committee.
On motion the committee OF arrange
meats were directed To report ~ the
May meeting OF the noa.d, on ihe last
OF the month.
On motion the Eoard adjourned.
a. GRAMELsPAtHER
Secretary.
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/ After pause. II our currency has
done worse than the supposed gold cur.
rency of England, should like to be in.
formed about il.
I Rcporter--Do you believe in the prob.
ability of the formation OF new parties
in consequence of this financial ques.
tion.
I General Butlcr-I can't tell as to that
that is matter Of future development.
One thing is certain; that Is that the
people will have as much currency as i
necessary to keep them in the path OF
prosperity where they are now, aud 10
enable business to be done without paw
ing twelve or fifteen per cent. interest
Tor the use OF money W wnenever the crops
or produce are TO be sold.
Reporter y on are the only member
of the New England delegation, Gen'l.
| believe, who is in favor of expansion
General Butler Il am the only man
who feels himself
INDEPENDENT OF THE CAPITALISTS
OF New England. and also of those who
would enrich them selves at the expense
OF the interests OF The people AMI the
business of the country, having taken
this ground when first entered Con-
grcss. and never having swcryed from
IT, With decision. am acting ac-
coriing TO my best light. and for tie
good of the entire country. and. with
out claiming infaIibility, must act ac-
cordng 10 my best lights. unlwed by
the power Of wealth and undeterred bv
SANDER and calumnv.
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John B. Stoll.

From one OF our exchanges. we leari
that the gentleman whose name head,
this article is again for tie third time Z
candidate for the nomination Tor la,
office OF Auditor OF State. We rcgrei
to learn this.
In our opinion the Democratic part,
has suffered quite enough AT the hands
of Mr.. stoil. and we had hoped 10 have
heard no more OF him in connection with
Office.
Within easy memory we find him an
intense Pennsylvania Radical, cmgra-
ting thence TO this state he announced
himself Democrat, and very soon at
/ terward became "a candidate or rather
demanded office. From that time on
ward his political course has been any
thing but cOmmendabie.
No other seeker of public favor in
/ Indiana has ever exhibited 20 little COM
mon sense in thrHsling himself upon
the pubic with such high sounding dis
gusting prctensions as lie has.
An arrogant, turbulent. mischicf-mak-
ing spirit has marked his course ever
since he entered the state. His course
previous 10 aud during the last State
convention, IA forcing himself through
imperious demands and threats iMio an
unneiited posiliOn,ag against The real wish
aud Judgment OF the party, cost Us
defeat
Bas for John y. Stoll. Hon. VI. G..
Kerr, and Col. John ). Williams would
to-day DE representing Indiana in the
National Congress, and al! our STATE
Offices would now be filled by DcpI-
ocrais.
We refer TO this matter and speak rs
We do IN regard TO it ia The interest only
oi ,he Democratic party. We hiyr no
aNe 70 grind. no name "a present as %
substitute. But knowing as We do, that
should Mr.. ctUii again succeed Ia fore
iDg himself upon our ticket that he viii
nOt only inevitably lose large per cent
Of The Democratic votes in this part OF.
the state, but wlll also. a. before. prove
"A source OF weakness 70 The whole ticket.
We have felt il our duiy 10 say a. much
10 our friends IN other parts OF the
State.
That the placing Of Mr.. Stoll upor
our last state uckci through the means
by winch il was accomplished, was al
b.under. there certainly cannot now bel
amy Two opinions.
In our judgment il was crime. aud
we DO know that il wa. very mi~chicv-
Gus in IT'S effects, losing the whole ticket
more than enough votes to have elected
it, But as bad "a was the effect then, ill
will bc worse should it be repeated.
Under the influence OF a heated Presi- |
Dental campaign. hundreds OF vote.
were cast for Mr.. Stol. TINT in the pres
cnt loose condition of party, cannot
again be induced TO support him.
Unless We shall very greatly grow IN
strength the nomination Of tile subject
Of this article a. certainly means the re I
election OF Mr.. Wildman as an election
is held.
We believe the time has come. when
il j, positively necessary for Tie Democ-
racy OF Indiana. in their next state
Convention. TO treat professional Office
seekers with due respect, bat in their
stead put honest men OH tie ticket, forl
whom the Farmers. Mechanics aud La
boring men OF Indiana will take pleas
ure in casting their votes.
Rockport Democrat.
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One for Colonel WhittIescy.

FROM tue Nnint vernon Democrat.
Colonel A. Il Whittlcscy. Of Wander
burgh county. is our choice for secretary
of state aud we claim that we are not
asking too much when we urge upon
the democracy of the state a favorable
Of his claims. Ii il due TO
the gallant democracy of the First Dis
trict, who know his worth. so well. aud
with whom he has stood in many 4 hard
fought latlle that Colonel Nhiitlescy
should receive this nomination. We say
10 the democracy of Indiana that in our
humble Judgment there is no man in the
state better qualified or more deserving
OF the Office than a. +. Whittlcscy. The
friends OF Colonel Whiitescy can point
20 his past history with pride. No taint
of corruption fingers around him. in
public or in private life. Ills record is
that of an honest man. In the dark days
of adversely lie has never despaircd or
ceased 10 labor for the success of dem
locratic principles and in prosperity he
has often stepped aside and given up an
feelings oi a personal nature to Insure
harmony ana continued success. / the
democracy of Indiana wish TO place up-
on their ticket the name Of n speaker of
imnquesiioned ability and power, a poll
iical writer second TO none in the state,
"a democrat who has never lowered his
standard or brought di-honor upon his
llag, q Narm-hear,ed. genial gentleman.
nnd, above all, an honest and captblc
man, then nominate A. Il. Whiltiuscy
for secretary oi state.
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trT Doctor Robert j. Breckinrilgc
once assailed the venerable Robt Wick
life in an extremely bitter speech, wind
ing up substantially a. follows. "And
hoary-hcaded slanderrr aud sinner as he
Is. may the Lord forgive him. A. SIN
ccrcly do this dey." When Tom. Mar.
shall. relative Of the distinguished a.
vine. read this. he said TO the Key. Jos.
y. Bullock, who married Breckenridge
niece: "Joc, If the Lord forgivcs old
Bob Wickiiile as Bob Brcckinrdgc does
won't he catch hell ~
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RATES or ADVERT -sHING.

For square, 10 lines or less, week. 81 OC
Each subsequent insertion. IS cts
Longer advertisements az the same rale,
A fraction over even square or squares,
counted a. square. These are the term
for transient advertisements a reasonn-
bic deduction will be made to regular
advertisers.
Notices OF appointment of admins
TRAITORS aud legal notices OF like character
TO be paid in advance.
ANNOUNCING CANDIDATES.
For Township Officers, each 500
For County a $50
For District. Circuit, or State. 500
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VNIIE undersigned having received the
4 contract for carrying the mail TO
RockpoFt. respectfully informs any ono
desiring to travel upon this route, that
he will leave Jasper every Mondays.
Wednesdays and Fridays mornings, and
returns every Tuesdays. Thursdays aud
Saturdays. Good team comfortable
convcyances and expert drivers.
a share patronage solicited.
JOSEPH UHRlCH.
ys1 9th. 1874.
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y " Coon tools are necessary TO good
work. but one must know 10 what use
to put them. aud be able TO teach Others.
or through ignorance they will be sub
iect 10 abuse. Ii is one Of the most de-
lightiul of experiences to find one's scli
mistress of a house in which is a wcll.
appointed and nicely furnished Kitchen.
II J. a pleasure 60 put articles made iOr
specific purposes TO their legitimate use,
and learn. by practical experience, how
well they are adapted TO il. AMI how
much the knowledge OF them lighiens
labor. But. on the other hand. il j. heart
breaking to see ignorance aud reckless
ness riding rough-shoa over what we
prize SO highly. TO see precious things
put 10 vile uses. an absolute unconscious.
ness Of the beauty OF order aud fitness,
aud the relation Of the inner 10 the outer
IN living and working. Jenny june.
From DcmOrest's Monthly for May.
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--" Nynhccr. do Won know for what
We call our boy llan. .""Do not. really.
= Wen, tell ,un. Der reason dat we
call our boy Hans, dat ish Ais laILc.'
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n During last year 1895 letters
were mailed in the United States T I
foreign countries, and l3,i26.5ll were
received in the United States from Tor
Icign countries.
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rRICE or sIBsCEIpTION.

Single Subscription, for fifty Nos, 81 80
For six months, l 90
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PUBLISHED ryEEl FRIDAY, At JASPER,
DuHOls CoUNIY, INDIANA, BY
CLEMENT DoANE.

OFFICE.-lN COURIER BUnplNG on
WEsT MMN STErEr.
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A Matter for Congrat,.lation.

From thc NOW york. Post rernt lranl
Mr.. Michael G. Kerr who Il 4 randi-
date for the democratic nomination fp
the foliy-ionrih congress. from the Soc
ond District of indiana. will uuaoubi-
G. ly b. elected II he receives II. iel ise
district i strongly opposed 20 fhe re-
.muhlicans. IN that event wo shnl raI-
~idcr the choice matter lor ilo con-
'.raiuia;ion Of honest men of tl \ pale..
wlan We remember his service in be-
hall or free trade.
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r7 a BROOKLYN sca-capiain. in-t re-
turned from tour OF The Holy iaua,
expresses himself h~gusicl with lern-
ulrm. Il j. The IN anes' plncc ! ever
visited There Is not drop Vi liquor
lin the old town lt 10 drink"
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Furniture! Furniture,

yf-ssy---. .fflE Gnhersrued Informs fnc public
&1&-a~r.Efxl htt tc has now. aud WiIi constantly +
sec keep on hand Or Manufacture u
order al the latest ana fashionable varieties q
Furniture. such
wARDROBEs
BUREAUS,
BEDsTEADs.
LOUNGES.
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Altogether. Since 1913, ana aaer hav.
ing broken an ihe merchants, al,
bank has three times suspcudci spcci,
pay ymcnt - ia lsis. ia 1856 and In 1866
The same argument ho b, good with ~
gard to the Bank Of France the opl,
relief in times of distress lor tlie pco
PIE has been 70 suspend spccic payment
Why not live under relief all the time
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-12
ANOTHER DRMoCRArIc cASDI.
DATE.

And now comes another Democratic
sheet, the Silver STATE. with . Senatorial
candidate. not Of its party persuasion,
to wit: Judge Whitman Of the State Su-
prems Court. Verify. Eye Dsmocracie"
is exercised over this Senatorial quss-
ton. II would also seem that the judi
ciary Is Is in favor with the Democratic
party. But this is since the alliance
with sutro was broken OF by the cleo
ton returns. II was freely whispered
during the late canvass that this last
named gentleman had transferred his
affections TO Miss Dolly Warden. But
Of this VIC know nothing. II the Dem
ocrats r so earnestly and zealously
patriotic just now. Why don't they urge
the investigation suggested by the Cali
iornia organ. the Sacramento Union.
That journal was edited during the late
campaign chiefly from the State Capt.
tai In Carson. A few editorials on the
investigation question might defeat
Sharon. Who knows' But meanwhile
We propose to reserve the Reno State
Prison '.job;" the colonization Of
washoe county by Democratic voters
with public moneys, until the Lsgisla-
turs meets. Two inqussts can be cur
RED on at the same time. Residents
Of glass houses" etc.