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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-03-02
THE ATLANTIC. or Ma

THE ATLANTIC, for March. lS7J IS now
ready and for sale everywhere. MARI TWAIN
narTates the pcrpleNit'e- OF "Cub Plotting, IN an
amusing paper called O!d Time on the Mississippi.
DAVID 4. WELLS, in an article under he title,
Taxation without Jurisdiction Unconstitutional
presents some very important facts which will
arrest the attention OF every capitalist. HJALMAR
HJORrH BoYEsES tells Northern story, "Asath-
oI's Vengeance; or, the Mountatn.take Maii'-
JULES MlRCoU brings forward some novel curious
and very interesting considerations respecting the
"Origin Of the name America showing how little
Amerigo Nespucci had TO do with Il. FL Is. san.
BORN relates further details OF The Virginia
Campaign OF John Brown HENRY JAMES JR..
takes his hero, "R 0dGTick Hudson, 10 Rome, AMI
carries forward his story Il good pace. y. :.
sHALER writes Of "A State Survey for Msssachu.
settsn w. J. H0PPIN gives = striking account OF
Historical Portraits lately Exhibited in Paris
JOIN JAMES PfArr treats Of the remarkable poet
'Foreey the Wilson" who excited so much inter-
est a few years since: aud there are poems bY
PAUL II. HAYNE, Rose TERRY COOKE, Louisa
BUSHNELL, and Others. Recent Literature, Art,
Music and Education are ably repres snted ~
reviews aud editorial papers. Terms, 80 cents
number, 81 year postage free. II. o. HoCGH.
roS & Co. Boston; HURD 4 HoUGHToN, y. !.
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FIRE ~ HIRAM.-Oa the morning oil
Wednesday. Gan al O'Clock the house =,
H.ram Bridge owned 0y Mrs. Inlogene
Ciemors. and occupied BY Mrs. Eath E.
WzIsWoIlh, VAS discovered 10 De on fire
5y ALI. PAinyas WnhAm. Oa arriving
Al The hOass Sir. NMham found Mis-.
Nad.Worth PROSTATE Ia snCwdriit
oe.Nesa the wood she'd aud The Rail
RIaI where she would have peris he'd
bu. Tor bis timely assistance. He carried
her in his arms to the house Of MI.
q Gorge ". Burbank, some 30 rods dis
taut,wLtIe she was hiEdly cared fol.
Ms. Wadsworlh is lady OF eIlture'
aud literary tastes, some"h hal inhf u and
his lived alone in the house fifteen
Year,. When she awaked, her .scape
u, The front door was Cut of by the IKE
anG she barely escaped alive through tue
she'd Her husband. The late John
WadsV orlh. Esq who was q graduate
ol Harvard Collie ge. and gentleman OF
extensive literary alIAinmeuis. lett many
oooAs AZ d manuscripts, which with hel
own were consumed. Not thing
was saved but TWO pillow cases anl q
sheet that she suatched as she left her
bed. uistaking them for her dress.
LLEwELLYN.
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Good Farm For Sale.

CITUATED in sumner, about 10 miles from
= Buckhcld and mile from Wet Paus, -aid
fun Is go aeae- or more, known a. Capt. fOrnn
iirm. lsrm i well divided intp iilage, pastui-
agc aud Woodland. buildings IN gJod repair:
lalge orchard, cute about ~ tons UI hay fences
in good repair: reignbors good II desired. the
purchaser can huy Household Good. Farm Tools
and stock good iiuck VI sheep. pld age IL the
cause for selling. Apply the owner.
SINNER Feb. q. - JAMES JORDAN.
2ineoe
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THOUSANDS SAVED

From the rink Of the grave health and strength
given T.. those deemed incurable, By using the
famous BRAZILIAN PLANT, discovered by DR..
Evans Of the Navy. Radically cures DYSPEPSIA.
LIVER 4 KIDNEY COMPLAINTS, NERVOUS DEBIL-
ITY EPILEPSY, LOST VITALITY. and Weaknesses
from excuses In ALCOHOL, TOBACCO, OPIUM,
and other causes weakening the BRAIN and MIR.
yOUs SYSTEM. Send stamp for circular.
Empire Pharmaceutical Co., i31 Broadway y. Y.
Feb. o, ~. ly
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"A thing Of beauty is a joy forever. ~
F3F- 31sO. egl pacyhgfS so,n ~ 1879 q 1879.
BORN.

la Hartford, Jan. 10 Ihc vic Of Daniel Honey
4 ssu.
10 stauehan. TO uo VIZ, II Daniel Wentworth,
q daughter.
same place, 10 The wife OF Henry \. Beklorl.
4 son.
Same place. 10 the wife nj Lafayette Water
house, q son.
same pl,,c. to The wife OF Waller =. Buuer. a
son.
In Lowell, Feb. ,, to the wife Of Jane, raItcr-
son, daughter
Same place, Fel,. q, 10 The wife Of Edscl Grover,
sou.
IN Bethel, Jan. To- III wife of NJ. Stimson, - son
40 Feb IT, "a the wife OF \. T. ElALc- "a
daughter.
lo Fcb q, 10 The witc of l.. ". Lain, q
daughter.
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are Nation of Dyspeptie..

We live fast, di'spatc and ill early graves. We
drink all kinds OF alcoholic spirits, and swallow
without mastication, pork. grease, aud every Kind
OF Understanding. acknowledging, indSesiibc
food. DIR. WALKER's VEGETABLE NlNEG AZ BIZ
TIERS will remove The evil effects, ani he Gccoy-
cred patient with pure, y!lalDcl electrical blood
flowing through bis veins Will have 4 clearer
head and a cooler judgment, which aided to ex.
periencc, will cause him 10 abstain in the future
.icb9IW
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-03-02

A. BROAD IS ClfILATGoN.-Ihc agent OF thc
Wilson sewing Machine Company viii, IN Few
DAYS sail from san Francisco for Chin IN SCUM
America where he viii open - Branch House aud
exhibit the world ronONled Wilson shuttle Sew
Ing Machine 1T the grand exposition To be held NJ
santiago under the auspices Of that government
49, thi- step The Wilson sewing Machine Com
ptuy will complete The circuit Of the globe
They have already immense agcncle- ia China
Japan British lndics. England, France aud other
parts OF south America. supreme IN To- super
urity over al, Utu.. wing mJrhlne- the wilson
zoe. ON widcpipg Is field Year after year, carry
ing the bis@sin e 81 % cheap, capable ami perfect
sew .ng machine % the remote. haunt Of civil
iXatiOa.
Machines viii be delivered at any railroad
station in this county. free of trans pOttIiion
charges iforderel through the COmpAny anch
House NJ : y and - Broadway, New YORK
They SEMI an cles ant catalogue a7d chrom .
circular free on applica ion.
This Com paay waa, few more good agents.
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Special Notices.
The Confessions of Invalid,

PUBLISHED As A WARNING and for the benefit of
YoUNG MES AND OTHERS who suffer from merry
OUS DEBILITY, LOSS OF MANHOOD. etc
supplying he MEANS % SeLj-Cure. Written by one
Who cured himself aoer undergoing considerable
quackery, and sent Tree on receiving post paid,
directed envelope.
sufferers are invited to address the author,
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR,
seps- -ndm i. O. Box l5S, Brooklyn, ",
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chronological journal. New York. :.

Wells. 800 per year.
Contents for March: The late Gerrit NTH
Portrait; \ Well-balance Character; Simulatiu Z
Death; new view ofan Oriental problem; Kind.
illness TO Others. Our Currency What It Is and
what il should be.- Redcemabiiiiy Eber Il. Ward
The Ajax of Michigan .-Portrai; Material Re
sources of West Virginia; William II. Aspinwsl
Portrait; Alfred Rumine; or, Who Redeemed
Him 20 HAPPIER ] Where some of our Girls are
Educated; The WTen.-Illustraiei; Personal EN-
perience in PhreuOlogy. George T. Trask, the
late champion OF Tobacco Relorm.-P0rtrait; Ia
sanity Muddled: Plant Capitalization Of
crops; David Webster, the gallant English sailor
Portrait: Bible Origin OF the Races OF Men
Winierng In Florida; How 10 Draw he Face
Introduction, kalakaua, King Of the sandwich
I-lapds.-P0rtrait; Editorial and Current
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Feather Report.

Temperature last week at \. NJ.
sunday, "a deg, clear Monday, deg, clear
Tuesday, 20 deg, clear: "Wednesday, 30 deg. rain
Thursday, Il deg, rain; Friday, q deg, clear
saturday, - deg, clear.
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Guardians Sale.

DCRSTANT 10 ! license from the Honorab!e
l. Judge OF Probate f0r tile County OF Oxford,
shAl sell at puOllo auction. on the third day oi
Apri! nest az ten O'Clock in the forenoon, on Tie
premises, all the right, title and interest which
Hattie H., COra {. and Mrrtie &. Lovejoy have iu
act 10 the following described real estate viz g.
The homestead farm of James Lunt, late of Peru
la SAID county also the island ia the river oppO-
lite aid farm; also the l0tiu said Peru, bounded
on the north by J.aac Chase land. on the west
by \. }. Chnrchilrs land, on the south by &.
Howard land, and on the east log T. N Howard
aud ! :. Wdber'- land. containing about - acres.
said wards interest in said premises being one
siNth par 10 common and Undivided.
JOEL II. BIGELOW, Guardian.
PERL, March ,. ls-J.
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uEREDrrARy CONSUMPTION BApFLED

Because there j. au Inherited tendency 10 con
gum.tt,n 10 lD.s 40. follow that the heir 10 this
nd L. y.ry must lie OF the disease The early
-ytnptoms OF dtngrr are marked-a cough being
the dr,t aal most prOnnsnt Meet this first in
dicattOn OF peril w.'h ilIl''s Honey OF IOrchound
and Tar and IN three days 10 will have vanishe /,
and with Il all cause OF apprehension. No matter
how delicate tho lnnSs may be- or how strong the
predis POSITION 10 consumption, speedy cure -
absolutely certain.
PiKE's TOorHACLE DROrs-Cnre in one
mi
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NOTICE.

FNliE partnership Of RICHARDS X PIfBt T..
L will be dissolved on the FIRST day of May
next go All claims must be PTcreDtci and all
accounts lied before thai time.
RICHARDS PnRE.
SJrYH PAeIs March ,, ls,5
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Hartford.

The following officers were installed
Monday evening, February S.h, ior
Hartford Grange. =. OF II. lor tbs 1873,
by Deputy {. H. Cobb OF Poland Moses
Alley o., b. F. Robinson; 5, c. c.
Fletcher; A. S, \. ( Harlow; c..
Carries Glover; T.. ). ;. Clover Secre.
tAry, B. +. Glover; G. H., c. c. Berry ;
Ceres. Mrs. Moses Alley; Pomona, Mrs.
b +. Robinson; L. A. ), Mrs Il. F.
Glover. Tue lecturer, Mrs Merritt
Parsons and Flora. Mrs j. ). Alendall
wee absent and will be Installed by the
Master OF The grange.
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IITANTED-TwO or three experienced news
w paper canvasseIs. Liberal Inducements
Address. or call Immediately at the OXFORD DEM
oCRAT OAice, Paris, Maine.
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/ M P 0 r II A N It II 0
TRAVELLER S.

when YOU vi-iI or .cavc the CITY or NEW YORK
ave ANNOYANCE aud expense of carriage hire and
stop nc tho GRAND UNION HOTEL, OppOs.
site The GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT. u has over
$50 elegantly furnished rooms, aud Is lifted up at
an expense Of over 500 go. Elevator, steam and
all modern improvements. European plan. The
pNed with the best the markets can furnish. The
cuisine Is unsurpassed Rooms for q single person,
10 and a. per day: rich snites FOR families pro.
pOriionately low, 81 that visitors 90 The city and
travellers can live more uNurOusly, for less
money, az the GRAND UNION, than at any other
hrsI-cas, Hotel IN the city. stages AID cars pass
the Hotel every minute lot All parts Of The Cily.
q. r. & -. ". GARRISON, Managers.
InoYll "
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FoI All Female Complaints,

Ia Young og oil married or single. at the dawn OF
N5manh)od or the change OF life, DR.. Pierce $
Fiy1rite Prescription ntntlests such positively
rcmnlia influence - % call forth The LOT de't
psIisc from all who Ne it
Mr.. Jbhi \. Kinney, dligst %, OF knOb Mister,
No, writes as follows:
'Dr. Pierce BuGIlD, y. y, D'ar sir-l our
medicines sell better than any other | keep, and
give universal satisfaction. The people sre IS.
pecaly delighted with vour FayOrite Prescrp.
ton aud lt seems "a De- iiVOrite among all That
have ever used it.'-ltls sold Oy druggists and
dealers ia medicines.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-03-02

II l. remarkable that the active ingredients Of
Fellows Hypophos phites are alkalod- from trees
which attain to very great ages taken 10 connec-
ton with the fact that this preparation will Ia.
crease the longevity OF the human family - 4
omewhat singular coincidence.
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FOR SALE,

a DESIRABLE STAND, situated ~ Wei
Paris. Terms rasy. lngaue OF thu subscriber
INKS. l.. 4. HARVARD.
WFst paris. Feb. ~. Is. ~
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-07-15
GrnKRocS. Neh. isI5

aD~ e 80
Ed. CHIEF :-Al!ov me TO consrss-
date you upon POUR acecssion 70 the
sole propriesorship OF the paper. !
have read your 6r-t editorial, and IS ]
have generally found you . man OF
your word, l have faith tina, the paper
viii be hereafter published and msn-
aged 10 . business mannes .. far a.
your industry and energy can accom-
pIsh it. / have the faith also that
the people Of this county vill take .
more thorough interest in fhe psrcr
than was formerly the case.
ike your idea Of appropriatins .
portion Of Jour paper to the us OF the
farmers. We need . medium Of CON-
~munication. In 90 other business Of
occupation are men 20 divided in opin-
ion about matters which would seem
to be easily s~scertained. On methods
of farming and the crops which viii
best grow 10 this soil We some Of 10
think alike. BY the way, Nr. Editor.
as you have requested Us to ask cues
tons, viii you please answer this ques-
ton. Is this sol! and climate adapted
to the successful raising Of oats? l
have heard considerable discussion
about this, and would like to have the
opinion Of the CHIEr on the subject.
hut / teseve ycu sid concentrations
must be short. n ycu publish this,
please don't publish my name ~ this
is my FIRST attempt At writing for the
press. FARMER.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-07-15
SPECIAL MASTERS SALE.

by virtue of an order Of sale issued
out of the District Court of the first
Judicial District, 10 and for Webster
County. Nebraska, in an action where
in Patrick Barry is p'aintif and
Michael Cook, Maria Cook, Solomon
Brunswick, Hyman Brunswick, doing
business under the name and style of
S. Brunswick 4 Bro, defendants. l
will offer for sale at public auction at
the front door Of the Court House in
Red Cloud, Nebraska, on the l4tb
Gay of August, 1873, at 3 O'Clock p.
m.. the following described real estate
situated in Webster county, Nebraska
to-wit: Lots one and two, block II,
Red Cloud, Nebraska
Given under my hand this Sth day
of July, 1875.
II. G. BILL,
Sheriff and Special Master Commits
sioner. 47-5t.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-07-15

The corn IN the Republican valley
10 the best 10 the State.
-Ths Ccsesfe says there afe tbs
persons who attend Sal'os,h School ia
Juniafa- when it isn't cloudy"
"A hne shower last Tuesday moro
ing stopped the harveAefs in their
work until the afternoon. The grain
in general is vell filed and tha, that
is being threshed il turning out . fair
yield.
The Red Cloud Pea Office II NOV
. Money Order Office.
MI. Coleman. . gentleman vbo
came to this place about . month ago
FROM Penn, has Just returned from .
short tour in different sections Of this
State, and nov he intends 70 make
Webster county his future home. He
is genial, sociable appearing fellow
and We are glad 70 welcome him in our
community.
The following item vss omitted 10
last weeks issue. through mistake:
Report of the Red Cloud Public
School for the term ending July 2nd,
1875:
Whole No. scholars enrolled "a
Average daily attendance sol
Per cent Of attendance so.
Z. w. KALEY, Teacher.
The Red Cloud Brewery scanned
up for the FIRST time Tuesday morning.
They intend to have beer for sale in .
week or ten days
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-07-15
CnuRCn ~DlRECrO8Y.

CONGREG ATIONAL CHURCH
Services every first and third SAB.
baths of each month at Red Cloud
and Iuasale. u O'Clock p. N. at
Red Cloud. 2 O'Clock r. N. at In
avale. Every second and fourth
Sabbaths at Batin and Harmony
Precincts. REV. A. maxwell,
Pastor.
BAPTIST C~HURCH.-REy. THos.
MuxLow, Pastor. Services every
fourth Sabbath at a p. NJ.
SABBATH SCHOOL every Sabbath
morning at 10 1. II.
}. Q. POTTER, Supt.
Prayer meeting Sabbath and Thurs
day evenings. Ali held ut the school
house just north Of town,
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-07-15

If you want to sell your barley for
Brewery purposes, he careful to have
no grains cut by the threshing ma
chine. Every grain must be as nearly
perfect as you would desire it for
choice seed grain /; for good Barley We
can always afford to pay a highefprice.
Respectfully. ETC.,
Aft Red Cloud Brewery.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-07-15
Notices IN this Column ~ Ce1h a I'm.

Arrival ssA Deparssse@ - Nails
ffosn the Red Close r. ..
JuSisrA Leaves Mondays
Wednesday's and Friday Z 9. N.
Mai closed Q p. m. Arrives Tues
day Thursday and Saturdays p. E.
HARVARD Leaves Tuesdays and
Fridays p. M. arrives Tuesdays
and Fridays 81 p. m. Mail closed
81 p. N.
FRANKLIN. going east, Mondays
and Thursdays p. N. Going west
Tuesdays and Fridays 10 .. m
PLEASANT HILL leaves Thursdays 6
q. m. Arrives Wednesday, 4 p. N.
Mail closed 3 p. N.
JEWELL. Kansas, arrives Fridays
IL IN. Leaves Friday ] p. %.
Russell, Kapsas, arrives Thursdays
II a. III. Leaves Thursday ] p. m
Office open from 4 until 6 p. n.
Sundays.
All registered matter must be in
the evening before the mails leave
NJ. B. MCNrTT, p. NJ.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-07-15

Go to NJ. b. McNitt's for your
wall paper, he has and will keep con-
stantly On hand q large and well Sc
lected stock Of the gsyest, neatest and
sweetest patterns of this article that
the market affords.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-07-15

The mill At Spring Rancho has
been damaged BY high water 20 that il
VIII beinpossible to gsio& any for some
time.
The Red Cloud Mill viii be ready
10 grid in . few days.
Mr. Phelps Of Buffalo Creek, cali
Cd yesterday and showed u . speci-
men of his oats. The head on o stalk
measured Il inches in length. Thirtsea
stalks Of like proportion grew from ooe
grain. How'sfhst for oats?
This ] the latest okjectioa to the
CHIEF: A henestesdsr complains Of
It's not containing any sslegraphic des-
patches, end says that If We would only
eesthsm right from the wires L would
b Ouie,-thsn ks would take the
paper. This is about = reasonable Is
some other preferred suggestions Ne
hsEs received lately from those Who
know how 70 run . newspaper"
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-07-15
SPECIAL MASTERS SALE.

By virtue of an order of sale issued
out of the District Court, Of the first
Judicial District in and fer Webster
County, Nebraska, 10 an action
wherein Levi Moore is plaintiff, and
John Korner and John Burgenthal
and Mary T. Burgenthal defendants /;
| will offer for sale at public auction
at the front door Of the Court House
in Red Cloud, Nebraska. at . O'Clock
p. m, on the 18th day of August,
1915, the following described real
estate { wit: Lots II and II. block
,. 10 the town OF Red Cloud, Neb.,
in said Webster county.
Given under my hand this the sth
day of July, 1875.
Fl. G. Ball.
Sheriff and Special Master Commis-
sioner. A. st
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-07-15

To whom Il may concern. All pef-
oas sre berby nsti6ed that the n. p.
r r Company hare become tired Il
this wholesale slaaGhses spos their
timber, N the Repsb6en Valley.
And from this time forward ve
psSpose 70 protect ear ovn istsfests.
~ b % doing ve think Ne shaH
r6Gset the bet iseeEests a tie ~
IN. = Ne me eoasinoed thai thae :
. tiabes ID he vsley - spase.
E<peeially 70 b drsvl ost Ofthe Slsfs
~ea nhe isabeEs = II ny n&nses
uastsds - se hppe n sool eiti-
- viA soa1i1sr thess 1atiess 0ss-
fdlly- ~ ksd = DIR inenSsss =
psstsee phaE tinbeR thes ~
J. D. LOnRlDGx
Iznd Coa,s. y. p. Ra1vsv.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-07-15

There silI bes Sunday School
Coocert held at tie School House next
Sunday JUS sssh.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-07-15
WELLS! WELL

W ELI<S ! ]
All wanting wells bored will do we'll
to call upon w. w. HARVEY,
1navale, Webster Co., Neb.
pen Good notes taken If desired.
X1-3m
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-07-15
FOB SALE.

FOB SALE.
One Champion Light Mower. Price
Sis. VIII take stock in part pay.
NJ. b. MCNITT.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-07-15
10 Pensioners

10 Pensioners
will be At the Office of Dorcy and
Presson B~loomington Franklin Co.
Ncb. on the FIRST and third Wednesday
of July, August, and September, to
examine hos entitled to Pensions.
N. L. Whitney Exsnirins SurseoA.
IN
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-09
Bristow and His Relations.

We mark Bristow down In the line OF
promotion with his party-probably the
coming man for the contest OF 1876.
lie Is not obnoxious to the charges Of
nepotism which have been rung against
some Of the high officials to the det-
riment and shame Of the country. The
Secretary has here. at his old home,
hosts Of kin, mono Of whom have any
Office at his hands. Ho has q brother.
Major Frank Bristow. who is our Coun.
IL Attorney. We wish the Secretary
would thaw ont n little and give Frank q
place moro commensurate with his sbil-
tiles. We would like to see him at the
court OF Naples. Mediterranean also.
II. q. Petrie, ons Of the foremost law.
ysis in Southern Kentucky, aud q man
OF skill in his profession and OF sterling
moral character. He would also adorn
the highest stations in the diplomatic
walks Of the Government. We have
seen him for n long time ut the head OF
the Sunday-school and collecting the
quarterage for the Methodist Pastor
here, and We know he would perform
the duties Of minister at court just an
we'll. We would like to see Petrio in a
brilliant uniform at the Russian Court.
He is n much better man for that po-
sition than Attorney General Williams.
Bristow has another brother-in.law here.
the Rev. j. NJ. Gill. o scholar, o GENTLE
man, and a minister OF reputation in tho
Presbyterian Church; and we can safely
- l. l.. ~ . - - ~ Ds1a,N
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Not Millions.


At q late hour last evening we re-
ceived the following dispatch from Car
son. While We have long since reconciled
ourselves to the fact that Fate and Man,
mon have decretd the metaphorical toga
to the King Of tho Comstock, va were
not prepared for the startling news that
the great Democratic leader OF our ''bat-
tie born State" should 40 far stultify his
principles land his precedents) a. to
endeavor. with the paltry sum Of eight
millions Of dollars. to corrupt the here.
tofore ~incorruptibls Democracy Of Ne
vada; and all for the empty honors OF q
complimentary vote. But the telegram
is before Us. and w give 1t 10 u read.
ers a. received by us:
"The Republican caucus has unani-
mously nominated Sharon for United
States Senator. Robinson, Of White
Pine. and Thompson, Of washoe, did
not participate in the caucus.
"Gensral Tom Williams is here. with
open rooms and eight millions Of dol
lars. seeking the Democratic eompli-
msntary vote"
LArkn-ws have just been informed
by the operator that the word mil
lions should be stricken out.-Eareka
Sentinel. December 7h.
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Carson items.
Prom tse Tribune. Jan. 81

Gen. Thomas Williams left this town
Immediately after the caucns ON We'd
nesday evening. The dust on his shoes
he threw of. and with curses he left the
ungratsful wretchss who compose the
Nevada Legislature TO their fate. Oak.
land will for the future be the abiding
place Of the t~hrics-defeated Williams.
and never. no never. will he come be-
fore the people Of Nevada again.
From Mr.. Rigby. We learn that the
road from Lake Tahoe il now in better
condition thon at any time during the
Summer season. Numerous teams are
employed hauling timbsrs and lumber
from tho hills to the iume. and all wears
the appearance OF Summer business, ex-
cept the absence Of tourists and pleas
ure-seeker. Mr.. Rigby is going ahead
with the new mill for Yerington. Bliss
& Co.. and expects to be ready for the
Spring work.
The eoin.dies Of the U. s. Mint in
this city for the year 1874. were defaced
last Wednesday with the usual ceremo-
mics. all the officers Of the Mint being
present.