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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-01

The first day of the month being Monday 1t was
celebrated by the opening Of the Forty-thlrd
Congress- On the same day drug clerk on the
shifted in the death Of o child Of Mr.. Hurlbert.
In the evening the Equal Rights League scre-
naded Senator Sumner
mitted suicide by hanging.
On the 81 the Tenncssecans resident In Wash
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r INCOLN HALL.

TUESDAY EVENING, JANUAEYe G. 1871
MISS ANNA E. DICKINSON.
Subject:
Sale OF seats commences Saturday morning. jan
uary }, at " arrcn Choate i Co.. bookstore, al
Pennsylvania avenue.
Admission u cents; reserved seats q cents extra.
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TANAUsCHEK AT FORD'S.

ON MONDAY NEXT, JANUARY s,
this peerless Queen Of Tragedy will commence her
bituated 90 her plays alone for ths ntire s.-ssoss
LADY DEDLWk. MARY STUART, MEDIA,
ADRIENSE, DEBORAH. &c.
The sale o. seats will commcrcr al New Years
Day; Th-re will BANJO change in III. regular prices
Admission
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On the lst of this month the committee Of gen
tleurn designated by the Governor to examine
into lhc affairs of tho colored public schools sub
mittcd their report, which was highly compli-
mentary to the Board Of Trustees. On the came
day three colored children were burned to death
in 4 frame house oppasite Georgetown, while their
mother was away at work:
On the ath widow lady named Price refused
TO obey an order of the Judge Of tho Probate
Court and was committed for contempt. The
same day tho trustees of the Corcoran art gal
Iery designated Mr.. VIM. Mcleod rs curator and
DR.. s. F. Barbarin as assistant curator OF that
institution.
tended reply to Judge Holt, In regard 70 the hang-
ing of Mrs Surratt.
On the 18th the new Eastern market was opened
to the public, with a full complement Of dealers
On the 18th Mr. Whitman e. Bestor, member
of the firm Of Riggs & Co., committed suicide by
shooting himself
five hundred and sixty fifth anniversary Of Swiss
independence in an appropriate manner, and an
alarm Of fire almost caused panic In the Frank
lin school building.
On the 2lst Hamilton Temple killed his brother
in-law, Moses Pollard, tor which he was arrested.
On the I'd small colored boy named Agge shot
and wounded Mrs. Kelly, after slight aiterca-
On the morning of the 18th Governor Shepherd
announced his appointees to the ofhces Of the
District government. which, Of course, created
considerable CONSERVATION and comment.
On the 18th an Indignation meeting was heid
Mt Legislative Hall on the Cuban question, and
speeches made and resolutions passed:
The record Of the month concludes with the ex-
ecu.ion OF Henry Young and the murder OF her
infant by col0red woman named Clements, In
Georgetown.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-01

The first event of importance IN this month was
sad one, being the death of MIR. ohm A. Tucker.
of South Washington, from the effects of q blow
on the head by a stone thrown by Samuel Rainey,
colored. Rainey has since been tried and SEN
fenced to the penitentiary-
On the 9th the members of the bar Of the Dis
trict and citizens generally assembled TO give
eome expression of their feeling in regard to the
death Of Chief Justice Chase. Remarks were
made by leading men and resolutions adopted.
On the 18th the remains OF the distinguished
jrrist and statesman were inferred with becoming
same day Mr.. b. /. Camp. who had previously
been characterized as a 'dead-beats in the col
nmns of the Kew York Tribune, entered a suit
for libel against its editor, Whitelaw Reid, claim
ing $50, 600 damages.
On tile 18th a gooily company, representing all
sections of the country, assembled at Mount Vcr-
non Americas Mecca The occasion was the
nresentation by one Of his heirs of Rembrandt
Pcaie's picture Of Washington to the Ladies'
Mount Neraon Association. Prominent figures
in he assembled group were Miss Nellie daugh-
Ter of President Grant, and General Fitzhugh
Lee, of the late Confederate army.
On the 2Ist the Young Mems Christian Asso-
eia.ion held their anniversary meeting, and sig
nalized their liberal views by inviting Rev. Dr.
Ucpworth 10 deliver the address. The request
was complied with, and gave universal satisfac-
lion on account Of its broad and comprehensive
treatment Of the subject OF religion and Chris.
am The ed n number Of gentlemen, including
President Grant, Attorney General Williams
tho purpose OF advocating before C9ngress the
Enlistment and endowment in TINS District 0o
truly national university.
Oh the y3d Rev. Father Early, 6f Georgetown
<,oileyc died at that Institution.
On the S0th the good and holy custom Of DECO
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AWNINGS.

nECORATlONS FURNISHED FOR BALLS
IL and Parties by JOHN &. HOGAN, Awning
Manufacturer, rs Market space, between Seventh
and Eighth streets. nO29-u
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IL. VI.
was run over and killed. by loaded wagon, at
the corner Of Seventh and streets on the 18th Of
May:
former justice Of the peace, died ut his re dence
st JcssuP's Cut, on the 18th Of May. -
David Bassett, well-known citizen Of Wash
Joseph W. Walsh, who was fatally injured by
falling from window Of his fathers residence, on
street, died At Providence hospital May u.
East washington, died May 10.
John c. Smith, who was missing fye days, was
found drOxnsd May 10 near Eour;Mlis run; r,...
States army, and formerly pastor Of the Assem-
bly's church, died in this city on the ed Of May.
Rev JSha E a;.a & Il I5ss,asms % Sd
Mrs Annie Mcbride committed suicide by TAX
ing laudanum, May g.
Mr.. Paul Brown died suddenly at the store OF
An italian cook Of tho Arlington hotel died
suddenly on the 2sth Of Nay from drinking too
Fielder r. Dorset, one Of the "Oldest lnhabi-
tants I" and survivor Of thewar of 1872, died May
John p. Hilton, : well-known citizen, died
June l.
George Mathiot, an employeein tho Coast Sur
VEN and T corner
living In South washington, was found dead in
ne ss' ias sssa
died In Georgesown, on the sd Of June
VIM. q: Magee, well-known citizen Of Wash,
Jacob Kohier, aged eIghty-thrse years, died
While Ahrons, aged fifteen years, was drowned
ut Four-Miler I'M june Z.
Rev. George w. Parker, . well-known colored
preacher, and the FIRST colored man ever elected
70 the Council Of Alexandria, died In that city
June
DR.. Robert F. Freeman, 9 wsll-known colored
dsnt tat died IN This CITY June O.
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city Of w ashington.
RAILROAD FACILITIES.
Durtng the past year the heretofore incessaut
cry of tho business portion of the community.
caused by the Inconvenience and delay Of rcceiv-
ing and shipping stores by rail, has been brought
10 happy Termination by the establishment Of
several additional lines of railroads connecting
Washington with business centres East, West and
South. Convenience, dispatch and economy to
+ have been greatly enhanced by the establishment
Of the baltimore and Potomac road, by which
fares to Baltimore and Northeastern cities have
been materially reduced.
Quicker time to tho West has been secured
without the Objectionable change Of cars, - here
| tofore by way of the Metropolitan branch Of the
baltimore and Ohio railroad connecting Washing:
| Rocks, and lessening the time Of trip West BY
several hours BY this enterprise OF the Balti-
more and Ohio company alarge number Of villages
| In the State of Maryland have been connected
with this city, thus enabling them 20 pour their
increased produce into our markets. In these and
| numerous other ways Washington has been dur
ing the past year the recipient Of nav and yalua.
| bic accommodations through the Baltimore and
Direct COMMUNICATIONS to the South have been
| secured to the city by means OF SCOTS Southern
connections, by which the imperfect and tedious
| route to tho South by weter has been done away
| with, and the traveller starts hence eouthward
| with - much assurance OF comfort snd conyeni-
| en6e Is he has previously gone North and West:
Then again the PicdmQnt and Potomac road
has been vigorously pushed forward, until ita
| present terminus L. anxiously waiting the open.
ing spring to enter the city, giving another direct
route to the West for freight and passengers.
| In its railroad changes 1873 has becna memo
rable year In the history Of washington.
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Be it q G Z II.

gs 8ibt uuBldubise Weni@en, Die oa
meinen uno lasen, na@ Dem Sobe lei
es aug nit Dem Menkben, bie5aber 9lei6=
pobl bos Dalein zines @pttes ni6t su
l6u9nen ipo9en. Sol6e Meni6en Iino
i'm unleligiten Mioeripru6e nit li4
1elbl, tpie mir itDen weroen Deun
mir @ett uns oenfen, 10 oenfen mir S9n
notb,uenbie ols bas ooltommenite We=
fen, oas 9lqes, mas es t6ut, 81 einem
leiner piroi9en 3tuede tbut !; uno als
oas md6ti9lte Meien, oos olle N(ittel,
Die bic len 3,uef bef0roern, aud an,uen<
bet. Nun gut. 98ar es notbwenoi9,
bob @ott Die @elt eri9uf? Ncin, oenn
{onlt tpiiroe @ott obne Melt thinner
@ott iein. Die Gri9offun9 Der Melt
ftano olio gang int freien @illen @ottes>
Gr bdtte lie eben 10 pobl ni6t erldaf=
fen t6nnen. Da nun @ott bic @elt
freiwili9 eri@affen fat, 10 tuar Die Gr=
19affun9 bas Wert Ieiner (i9 ofienbaren
iuollenben 2iebe. Sic @dSpiung lolltc
Sbn perberrli6eu, bos Sc ld5pf S6m
buloieen unp in oieler 9uloi9ung, bic
es Dem SG6pffr 6rin9t, lollte es feline
@eli9teit finber. ST nun aber bic @er<
berrIiaun9 oes @d6pfers Der 3'usd
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Reg MUe Briefe, 8efellun8en, 9lnfraaen, GORE
iponben;en. @eloienSunsen &C. ;abreiiire man an


&ep. So{epg sc(anB, 2omerop, Meiss Go. ..
uY> Nn icoe Ycron bic fit bieies 8latt
orr armcn @oileufinecr l 0 ncuc q b o II,
nent en iaittmclt, lueldc uorousbe;ablcn,
isnoen iuir cine bon uniern Fr0mien gratis
uno poltfrci
eY" gScr ben .Sbio sSaileufreuno" sur
Yrobe fir eine Belt long balten mill, Der m6se
uns so .Gcnts cinienocn ipoiiir hi, eos 8latt
H'n Wfonate Suicnocn.
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~ F. + /, s = n
! Sic iperoen benfeu bab bbie 5ibuns
.Eeinen itirmif6en Berlanf gebabt. &eit
.['nesmegs. Die s9erlan,mlung lpel1er
fYartbei unb sgonfelion. sal9f scinsel=g
men Mit9lieoerj angeb1re1, i,,tDae,t, !. be-
]1dloB no9 tlraer DiseuiSion Die Wie=a
oerluabl nnb fStudr mas Defenders her=s,
porSubeben einitimmis. MIss @runbs
oleler einitimmigen Mieberwabl luurben
ausbriidli6 feline Sii6tigfeit in Der Werz
,paltung nnbEleine uRp,artbtili9teit ber= :
nor9ebo6e;l u.5.4s.. ,a<s5s lgs,.. .s,s; ~ g.
+ Ber batte per,nutben iollell oab oiele
WabI beanitanbetE ,piir0e: llno \ bod
|i4eint bieies Der Saq ju ,jein. Ser
9err &e9ieruu9 u9spraiibent .bdlt Die .5ade
Elm balbes Sabr in Den 9dn0en, neil Ct
3eit broudt um DEM @erru Oberbiirz
9erneiiter Gebler na6julpelen ,no ibm
ben 9ols 5u bre6en. ~.:.
Ob oieIes 9elun9en, lit in 9e6eimuib
po(les Duntel 9cbiillt, inoeilen cur1irten
einc N(en9e BON @erii1ten uno audi oic
Seoern blieben nidt miibig. Sic @taot=
oeroroneten laben inoeiien auf beiben
&oDlel, benn onl 1lten 9tppembcr lduft
9ammcrs Nienitseit ob, llno man muG
Eluillen, moran man lit, oenn Die @taot
| lit inmitten elmer 9roborti9en Gnttpitfe=.
lung; oie Neripoltun9 barf nidt lobn,
9ele9t lperoen.
Y}on entld)liebt lib null Direct beiu
6errn &e9ierun9sprdli lioenten anjufro=
gen, worin Die Ger309erung ibren @runo
babe. Ser bo6e $err mo6t eine 1iibe
Wfienc> 9ibt .berubi9enoe Ner1 9erungen
unO laBt Die Stootperoronettu nit Dem
@eoonfen na6 9aule 9cbel1, ooB @om=
mers 10 gut ,pie eltdtigt 1ei.
9lun tritt tuieoer tief fe @tille uno lan=
ges @9,uei9en Elm, Ger 9err Oberbiir=
9ermeiiter pon DiNeloorf i6eint fir ben
9errn 9fe9ierun9sprdIioenten unb oas
Nfiniiterium nibt mebr III Der .MeIt Al :.
iein. Sem @tabtratb bri@t i'm 8eqinn
oes Wlonots Ottober gum 5,peiten Male
oie @eoulo, uno er entlenoet cine 9epu=
tatipn nod Berlin gum Minilterium.
g8os n,iiiien jie b6ren? Die Wcteu
lino nod niht oa. Ser Serr MiniIter
feunt allo Ii, AUDI uns unbefannten
acknowledgement mod ni6t, ueint aber,
oaB 9emmers ia elm Iebr tiidtiger Be-
amter uno patriot iei uno bab er 1ia
cine p!6bli6e @anoIuns bel DEM Manne,
ben er 10 bod oAte, ni1t benfen tonne.
Mn Der Bei itdtisung lei ollo ni9t su
5tpeifeln, tuenn - Bei biclem Menn ite@
ben mir chen iebt; oas Mber fann ni9t
lan9e mebr auf li9 tuarten lalien> oenn
oer lite Nopember itebt por oer Sbiire.
8iele slauben, 9ommers ,pe;be ni6t
beltdtist, ,ueil er unpartb elf d ges
banoelt babe; er bdtte su @uniten Ser
&eaierung part6eiilh Iein ioQen.
Mie Die @ade iid sejtaltet> l9reibe
i'd Sbnen nd9itens. l.
. Am 13. Oft.
0on Den bielieen Nlttatbolifcn lieF
man re9t bdufis Neriammlun8s. Nnnonz
cen. Sic iino inlmer re4t brett unb
fett 9ebrudt, 10 bab 1ie Seoem in bie
Mu9en fallen, aber ibre Rei3e 16einen
|elblt fir biz Qiberolen ,penis perlodenb
5u lein, benn Die nit &unit auIammen=
9ebradte @emeinoe leibet an Man9el
Der Mit9lieoer. Gs tpirb wobl au9 nod
lan9e.1o bleiben. neil fetn ein5i9er pirt=
10
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Eunb mid ge1piB fiir einen MbtrInnise,
|gebaIten Sem 1T aber ,,itbt 70; utei1
@dwei9en lie9t eigentli9 nuri 0arin be:
9riiuoet ook i'd Dem pplitilben; 2eber
feline anoern @efihtspunfte abgetpinner
tonnte. Man lebt chen ale Sageo bi'
@eiftli1en ab llno transportirt lie ibel
Die Gren5e; mir Iinb nahseraoe lolba'
ran getpDbnt, bab es uns luunoert, 1penn
Gin Sag obne Elm Opfer bin9ebt. W
9ie preuBil6e Bolitif aber. blei6t; BEL
ben @ciltli6en nid)t iteben; iie raun'1
AUDI itn 8eamtenitanoe oQes bi,meg
NOS ni9t nit unterwiirfiscm @eborl am
am @tranee Der &eeierune siebt. I'm.
Ier fat6oli1der 2anoratb muBte feline,
tir6li6en @elinnun9 me9en fallen, UNI
als Dor eini9en Sagen Slpei neue &anbi=
oaten auf9eitellt >puroen, cin totbolil6er
unb Elm protel ltantil6er, bo ,nterIieB man
fein Mittel, nm ben fat6oli10en &anoi=
ooten l6mor5 ST. lna6en; Der prote tan
ti]6e fam burb.
llnler Sberbiirsermeiiter, @err Som=
mers, lit jebt felt "a Sobrer i'm Mn,te
uno es berrIdt MIR eine @timnc iiber
feline Sii6tigfeit als Ber,paltun9sbeon=
ter. 9ielelbe mar oher ni6t ol(eiu bon
unten berouf, lonbern AUDI pbn pben
berab onerfonnt, tpie Die 9roBe 3abl BON
Oroen 5ei9t, Die BET feitli1en @elegen=
beitsn feline 8rult sieren.
Se0ermonn weiB oud, oob 9ommers
Elm gutter Potriot lit uno li6 our6 feline
ltnpartbeili9feit einen icbr 9eadteten
Nomen crtporbtn bat. Die Gegierllns
fannie bas i'm polliten MooBe an ober
pl6bli6 fam Gin llmidla9. 49,. .
9lls nimli9 bos iiber,pie9eno fotbolie
1de Di0eloorf bel Der lebtsn 2anota9s=
lua6l s'pei fatbo!l9e Mbgeoronete in bas
Centrum 16idte, un6 beim Sooe oes Giz
men ,pieberum leinen @tanbpunlt fejt1ielt
uno ]iegrei6 mar ba bDcte oas 0ertrouen
auf. Ser Monu, ,pelber es ni1t per=
ltonoen bate, cine lberale ober, mas
baiielbe 1T, eine protel ltantii6e Wabl 5lt
5tonoe al brin9el> mar plDblid) aller
Sugenoen leer. N}it Dem WersrDBe=
run8seloie lu@te mon nod 5ebleru>
aber es pollten T6 feline anoern finben,
als Die Giinoe Der fotboli19en Mabl.
Mau ,uarf linn Dor, er babe Die Wabl=
freiIe ablibtlib 10 ein9etbeilt, oob bic
Protei eitanten nid)t bdtten 1iegen f0nnen.
Oieler 8orlpurf 1T 5war elm ld6erlider,-
oenn wenn bier bie &atbolifen 5ulom=
10 iueroen iie INNER iis9en,
aber tpie ld9erlid AUDI Oct Bor>purf Der
0err He9ierunssprdlioent, Der BON oben
'inen Hii ffel befomme1, mub eiien Nrii=
3eljuneen baber uno oo ct teinen bel=
ern finoet, ols Den Serrn Oberbiirgers
meifter, 10 1nuB oieier berbalten. lin
zen Mann III MiBcreoit gu bringen> fin
zen F9 in Der sroben 8iirgerl daft Elm
,aar Nltfotboliten, sie> tpeit ibre Gitel=
'eit uno ibr SntereNe einmol 9eI9dui9t
peroen, T9 ols @turmb0de 9ebrauAen
oiien, UNI our@ Die 9reile Die offentli@e
Meinung uno our@ berldumoeriibe Ma=
3en oas Miniiterium gu bearbeiten.
Sn bieien Wirriuar fiel ber Mblauf
oon &ammers @oblperiooe uno Die
5tabteeroroneten botten einen neuen
Biirsermsi iter gu ,udblen. v@ie miro
oie @abl ousfallen?" bos ,uar Die oll9e=
neine Gra9e; lie luuroe in ben 9duiern.
III bet Sbenfe uno ouf Der StraBe be-
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fDnnelt, cine 3Werberrli9ung @Dttes, sole
I'm Der 8eielisung bes Menlden beitebt,
Iber Sbn perberrli6tsio lit nnr Elm Weg
|ba bielen 3lped 5ll errei9en,, ,lno oas
lift Die 8erleibun9 oer @abe Der llniterb=
Eliafeit an Die MenlAenleele. Gin Sc
|i66pf, oas nit Der 3eit oergeD ZEN 'pilroe,
f0nnte niemaIs ben Pldnen eines .SeitloE
lien unb e,uigen @ottes oienen. Gin
na9 @enub lid le4nenoes @elhopf. loie
Der. Menl6, ,uiiroe o6ne ale Nudli9t
Die san5e S60pfun9, lImfe6rel< iuenn es
sdlte, lib @enub 5u peri6affen unbe=
fiimnlert I'M ale ,onoeren Ge11Opfe>
| fails ibm oieler bel6rdntte Goum uno
Oiele Gponne 3ei+ gang ollein angelpie=
fen pdre. @dre Die Menl l6enleele Iterb=
lid, 10 wdre cs fir ben Menlden Die
bD9fte Meis6eit pbne ir9eno cine &idz
| lidt ouf aQe m69lid)e 9Beile iiA @eniiie
su peridoiien> 10 wdre es Weisbeit, nur
auf id ielhit Su ieben uno gum 3wede
Der 9efrieoi9ung Der Genubluht li0 al=
len onoercn Menl6en ge9eniiber feinOli9
III 5eigen. 9Senn es. iemols in Der
9nno eines Menlhcu ldge, ent>ueber
Soulenoe leiner Maitmenl6en in bos
Yeroer6en itiir5cn 5u t0unen uno Der
M(cnlb fanoe III 0ieier jebt bDien Sbot
eincn @enuB, 10 ,uiroe Der Menl6, Def
len Gesle terbIid >udre> 'uciie bon=
oeln ,penn ct lieber Sau|enbe
leiuer W}itmeniden in Die sr6bten
2eoen ltiirste, als rob er lid) ci=
men @enub peria9te. Q8dre ollo Die
@eele iterblib, 10 miibte ein fortpdb~
renoer &rieg Nl1er 9e9en Mae auf Groen
bic Ge9el lein. llno penn Soft oieles
batte perbiitan pollen 10 pare Sbm
nl6ts onoers iibri9 geblieben, als Den
Wtenl 9en w,Qenlos 1lno pernunf ft(os al
erl6affeu tpie oas Sbier. Ser Men| |6 |
,piroe Sanu III ieinen 56ranfeu fein
littlgli9 9eblieben Iein , ,ptil ct ooriiber
|biuous ni6ts meiter fennt. 0a nun
aber @ott ben Menl6en nit Nernunft |
nno @illensireibeit erl6affen bot, oa
Gr ibm Elm @tleb in Die Bruit 9ab, bas
li9 ME l'no rimmer perldusnen ldBt, 10
tounte @ott Dem Menl6en, Dem st I'm,
enoli9e Mnla9en CAB ,ni6t Bios eine
enolide Dauer 9eben. @jott batte baum
nit Der einen 9ano Serlt6rt, lpas Die ans
oere 9eldaffen bas biebe fir Den @@0p@
fer 5u9lei6 >pollen unb nibt ,pollen,
oann ware Der MenI6 bas Werf zines
Barren, un0 5lpar zines jinnrei9 quas
fenben 0iorren. gu tpelAen @ottesld~
iterunsen fiibrt nibt Der conlequent per-
fol9te un9laube ! - Nidts @roBes lit
nod unter Den MenI6en sei9eben obnc
ben @lauben an Die unlterblidfeit. SIT
oieler @laube aber ein I'm linn, 70 bat
@ott Die Menlden betro9en. g8er a5er
tua9t iolaes 3u bebaupten Wil @ott,
oab Die Seele oes Menl6en nit Dem
3eriallen oes 2eibes aufb6re, ,parum
ihuf Or ibn nit Der 5dbisfeit, Sim 81
tennen? Warum ianote er Sas .5weis
idueioise sdtpert oes Ge,siliens in feline
@eele? QBenn Der Wenl9 enoen ion,
toie Elm Sbier, ,uarum barf er ni9t se<
nieben mie Elm Sbier? gBenn Der un=
CLAUDE MaWbeit ,uare, 10 erl6ien @ott
>uie eiu aino, bas eiu Gortenbdusden
baut, oas es pieoer umit6bt> tuenn es li1
9enus oaron geieben bat. - 9a aber
Die Mnno1ne zines iolden @ottes cine
offenbare $borbeit ! IT, 10 lit Der uns
oiouhp nuh pire nifonhorp 11nto hrhpi+
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y l. q mt Ten.

Sober Slbonncnt, Oct fir Den vSDto @nileu>
ireuno" $l.5o bcsa9lt, tann sesen Nad)soDlung
bon 80 @cnts Iid c nes bon bcn brci nudfol<
gcnoeu Nidcrn ouStu1blen unb miro ibm boi<
fclbe p 0 It frei sugeiauot weroen. 9Ser allo
cine PrGmie su er9altcu wiinid)t mup $2.l0
bcaoblen namlid $3.50 fir bos @latt unb
SO @ents fir bic Yramic
y @pmtpafs fir 2ebem ,ti,b
Gterben BON 9tlban Stpfs.
Nlit 8iloern. .Sn @olbleinepono
9ebunoen. 3aoenpreis 100. 9ie
9lbonnentcn bes rObio Woilen=
freunb" er9oltea bos Bud ppltfrei
fir nur 60 Gen!s. ...
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-09-03
APPLICATION FOR PATGRT
o,v 40 ~,
NOTICE NO. Ni.
U. >. harvey Ne. Us.

TT y. LAND OFFICE. CARSON CITY.
Os New, July z, ls7t.-Notics 10 hereby
given that the ALA Silver Mining Company. .
corporation organized and existing under the
laws OF the state ~ California, and . citizen OF
the United States. whose lost once address
and principal place Of b~u,inesc. 70 q San fran.
ei,co. California. has by q. Derby. Its agent,
this day made application for eighteen hundrrd
u.sOO) linear feet OF the woodvirc lode, called
the Alta Silver Mining C~ompary's claim, Gold
extending 1850 feet In a,norhefly, direction
from the location OF the shah along the line Of
said vein or lode. snd embracing the ZANE, with
oil lie dips. spurs. angles and shrintions. with
surface ground COO feet In width, and Described
IN the plat aud neld ! oies on ale In my once %
followr. to-wit:
beginning at the woodvilie post, Iocsird
about 81 feet rOuih 90 degrees east OF the Alta
phait. running thence. nrst eourre-nofth iIo
wet ! 500 feet, 10 post No. .; thence. second
co~urse-norh 10 degrees east 90 ieet, 70 poet
No. 8; thence. third eour,e- south 10 degrees
east i,so feet. TO post No 4; thence. fourth
eourse-souih NJ degrees west GO feet. 10 poet
No. 4, the place Of beginning. crossing In lie
course the Ats rhat NJ $50 feet. containing ~
- 100 acre.. Prom poet No. ] the quarter sec.
Township l6 north. Range 81 east, Mount
Dlablo Meridian. bears south Is degrees IS
minutes east l.3O0 feet distant.
The extent Of the lode 10 unknown. Courses
and bearings expressed nom the true meridian;
magnetic variation i6k degrees cast
south by the woodyillc claim the Lady Wash.
ington claim GO To the wet.
Tho location Of the claim 10 81 record. and
may DO found In Book "a" page az, OF the
mining records Of Gold mn District. kept at
Virginia city. In the ofiee OF the County lie.
xDoLPIIus wAITz.
iy9 esd Register.