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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1876-10-06
For the Journal.
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Death or an Unknown Man
FRINK'sD DEPOT, Columbus Co, No,
W.. 9. & A. r. R., Sept. 20. TIC {
EDITOR JoURNAL:--A man unknown to
any person here was found near this
place on Tuesday. the Goth. He was
unconscious, and was never heard to
speak word. and died on the 28th.
Disease unknown, but was supposed
to be congestive chill. He was about
five and half feet high, and sup
posed ID be about IS years of age.
He was taken up and placed in house,
but would not eat or take anything
whatever, and afser he died he was
buried by the citizens. He had moth
ing on his person to Indicate his name
Or his whereabouts.
A SUBSCRIBER.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1876-10-06

So, 200, 100000. Where has the money
gont? For the year 1868 there was
"ost. strayed or stolen" the neat little
sum of 1882, 600, 900. which is still IN
accounted for. This sum of stealings
4 exceeded the, value of all of the prop
erty in the State of North Carolina by
$50, GOO, 600. ti-..' = Z" =,
The revenue collected by the Re-
publican party during the fourteen
| years of its power is two and one-half
times more than was collected by the
government from the time OF it's first
| existence up to 1860 and the expendi-
| lures have been three and one-half
times more since the advent of the
Republicans into power than was ex-
pended during the entire seventy-two
years of the nations previous existence.
Where then is the reform of which the
Republicans boast. What does Holy
writ say by their fruits shall ye
know them;' by their fruits do
we know them now, the fruits of an
almost bankrupt nation, the honor of
the country trailing in the dust and
our administration a mark for the
scorn and contunely and disgust Of
the civilized world. He who would
trust them with another lease of power
must needs expect to gather grapes
of thorns and figs of thistles."
The election of Hayes, said the
speaker, would bring no relief to the
people it would simply be an ex-
change of masters, for the same cor
rupt party would then be in power
and the new lease would only prove a
third term of Grantism. General |
Grants first words on entering the |
Executive mansion were, "Let us
have peace" and yet no sooner had
the last session of Congress adjourned
than the President issued an order to
Sheridan to hold his troops we'll in
hand for distribution at the polls.
Let us havJ peace I" indeed, and
where ia the peace? It is the peace
which relgned in Warsaw.
In referring to the action of the
House of Representatives in its recent
session, Col. Waddell stated that. be.
'ides investigating the frauds in the
government, they had saved to
he people $3O,OOO,OOO by cut
ing down the appropriations made
~ the Republicans. This was an
verage saving of $1O2. 900 to every
district in the United
'tates or So to every man in the
ountry. He spoke of the bright
ahead for us both as a party
nd AZ people and seems confident 4
i his reelection by an increased
aajorsty, claiming that in this election )
10 will distance his competitor to the
une of 1000 majority for Waddell. t
After again thanking the assemblage.
4 b most graceful and earnest manner,
Or their kind attention and warm re- ,
option the distinguished speaker re- /.
ired from the stand amid the cheers I
the delighted people and the tri-
mphant strains of the Cornet Band.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1876-10-06

HE N. Y. HERALD very Justly
suggests to President Grant that com
mon decency requires that he should
at least suspend Robson, the Secre-
tary OF the Navy, against whom the
House has Illuminated crushing char
ges, and who was only saved this
session from Impeachment by the
forced adjournment of Congress.
The Herald truly remarks that:in
no other country and in no other a e
,nan our own, could public sentiment
De 'hus lnsulted by the rule of any
government; but the Herald forgets
mat this is Centennial year 6nd that we
'n'er upon an entirely different new
era.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1876-10-06

1ornyAb, approaching the h's g,
.;-,ate placed upon tie ser 'p p9tc
90 ai,tor by the Sentinel ana INC +hose
a aa,,jan, is pleased to INFORM a.. knew
0 .h v.Iuei cotempotarie7 ."''Y .,,,.o
nn" error III stating th"5 J." rOI
a. o,os Of the suspension o. ''''. ~ , a-La
: "o Colonel saunders VIII , ,rh
. ~ fn Their part in tho cam pal q, ,,dar
no ,~ Journal will Commune 'i's'
!" hn aitorial charge during the {" =
p p's AMI be issue" As usual every
Friday morning. -, oc,,.i,.ne to
devote his services +, the . rn''E u D eo"
u u,'t' with PETER NJ. itHhN' = q l. :
ne h~', wiIl continue tho good 0''f at
p.Ioiob in charge of the Of Ai'' a.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1876-10-06
Keep the Liver Active.

The above is a sound health maxim. In orde
that the functiors of digestion, evacuation and
secretion shall be discharged with that degree OF
regularity and vor which is essential TO the well
being OF both body and mind, the liver, vpon
whose activity they are dependent for their due
Performance, must be kept in good working or
der. Calon.e and blue pills, besides being hurt-
r rectify disorters or sfuggishness of the great
hillary gland IIsstetsers Stomach bittsrs' Oh. on
shove medicines II in doing and are besides a
safe as well as no ut remedy for disorders of the
stomach, howl and organs OF urination, as Wen wei
moreover, sterling antidote to malaris.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1876-10-06

The New York Financial CLron-
icle" has examined the charges about
Governor 'T1lden's income tax, and it
concludes that "if Governor Tilden
periured himF'f in making bis return
in that way. every honest man in the
country did thesame."
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1876-10-06
A Grand Time Ahead I'M WhItevilIe

A Grand Time Ahead I'M WhItevilIe.
The Tildsn and Vance Club of
Whitsville Township will raise a flag
in Whiteville on Saturday, October
IA. Judge Fowle and other distin-
guished speakers have been invited to
speak on that day. All the Demo
cratic Clubs of the county and all
who are in favor of Reform, are in
vited to be present.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1876-10-06
GO M M Z r Q I "A L.
LINING TON MARk ct 8
JOU RN4L OFFICE.

Thursday, Oct. 5-NOOn.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-M Market quiet
and steady at 81 cents. No sales reporte d
as yet to-day.
ROSIN---Market dull and heavy. Sales
Yesterday of 1 ID cases at those figures at
81 50 for strained and G )Od strained. This
has been the condition of the market for
the past three days during which there
have been no sales.
CRUDE TURPENTINE-M Market steady
with sales this forenoon of $50 bbls at
ST. 25 fo- hard, and 81 10 for yellow dip
and virgin.
TAR-Market steady. Sales to-day of
1O6 bbls at 81 40 per Dbl.
COTTON-Harket quiet and without
sales this morning. Sales yesterday of SO
bales at 9s cents for low middling and 100
do ON basis of 10 3-16 cents per Id for
mlddling.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1876-10-06

Spotted Tail says this is the fifth
time word has come from the Great
Father and each time the Great Pa
has egregiously lied. Capt. Tail has
evidently little confidence in the NOR
ality of civilization.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1876-10-06

The st. louis sGlobe-De7aocrGt,
which, is Radical paper in spite OF ITS
name, Ioudr denounees Governor
Tlden as rerjurSr, eto.. 1T. was a''3' nee,
essary for McKee, its editor, to call
ont in a yeC loud voice, otherwise it
would not have got beyond the walls
of.his cell in thf penitHenntiary in whicn
he ia now confiaed as a whiskey ring
slDsFSsEGTnS4.t L - 81
thief. .....i-t traso.. s's9rr, SslsGr bal
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1876-10-06
Wholesale Prices [
OORRE(yrEn wHuYTX

9 These quotations apply to
sale prices. In filling smaller o
higher figures Gas q rule) VI
charged.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1876-10-06
RATES OF FREIGHT.

Per Sail
ARTICLES. Per Stm'r. ing Yes
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1876-10-06
MONEY MARKET.

MONEY MARKET.
"CeRRECTED DAILY FOR THE JOURNAL.
BUYING SELLING.
OOu ..-...--.---.- ~ ~
Silver NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -l"o lo'
Exchange sight on Northern
cities. .......................h n disc INT.
Exchange 80 days on Northern
cities 4 = and per cent
interest added.
Par Val 81 ling
Bank of New Hanover Stock. % lar
First atiOnal Bank 100 80
ID ,wsOn Bank. 100 ~
Wilmington building stock.
Mechanics g ~
NavasSa GDanO Co. g 100 10
Wilmington Cotton Mills. ...... =. 75
Wilmington Compress Company. 100
n Q BOndg-Cld Ex-COupOn.. 10
Do Funding 1866. .........
Do 1865.
Do New. ..........-.--
Do Special Tax.
Do to G railroad. 40
w e w K r Bonds per Gold ln) par
g q II w Bonds, per c....-.. 80
w u A r X. As
Wilmington City Bonds, per c. S 65
s. /" per Co.. ~
90 I" Old per G. GO
d" new per 30 (GoIl ln)
$ perez. 70 Sc
New Hanover O. Bonds 10 year-) g
per (Gpld I1t)..-..-.-.----.- 80
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-10-15
PUROLINE FLUID.
FOB METALLIC GAS LAMPS and PORT
ABLE GAS BURNERS
BE GAS BURNERS.
Manufactured and Sold only by the Puroine md Port
able Gas Light Company and their Asents.

This celebrated Plud. prepared By process known
on" to the popr-tors is the best and reliable OF
AL the products of PeSroleuu fr use in Maalic Port
able GAs LAmps AID Lanterns. Il burns Gear and
bright - free from smoke unpleasant door, ard does
Lot char The wick gum the burner. No other autd
o.. Should be used in Portable Gas Lanps or Ian
'erLs F1Tolne IS Pec;Ally ended for in
te,Is, sugar House Lamps CEne->hed Lanterns and
IN Iorche- at Gas Burners for Landings
A"oGHght Picnic. Ate Street Pr"c-.-ioss Giving a
r-5 eq7Al 10 ;te b-,t cry Coal Ca. it enables the
;epe % he r.mot=st v.i-Ees - i.!1n nate their
>ro1~s Var houses saloons, Hotes Cprrctes strsets
"Ia Gs-deIs as brilliantly ths iaT,r,d re ider1s
9 sea: metropolis.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-10-15
FAMILY SAFETY OIL.

As an illuminating oil for family for general
In ordinary Keroeine Coal OIL lamps the Insu-
Oil has the Endorsement OF the New Orleans
OF Health the Fire Commssioners and all the Ameri-
can and European Insurance Agencies as
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-10-15

4 great d~a! "f taI-,,r = lost IN the World for
toe want vi a lIite courage R.ery d AZ sends
10 TIE grave humber OF oD-o re uen wro
have Oul! rem4lued IN Ob-curty because their
ttn'dItS u4s prev-E ted Jo-Jn f,um III Ikiuk a
drss If ,rt, aud WOO, II they cou,d have been
loduced u U-gru, would III all probability have
goLe great leuktns Ia fame. Toe tact IT, to do
SnStul"g Ia The world worth dong. ve must
not stand cAcE sbiv-rIpE aud rniukInZ OF the
cold aud tie danger, bat just jump IN sud
scrAmh BILE through as we can't viii
LOT do 10 Oe perpeiu Ally caicuiAtiDE tasks aud
adjusting NC Chances. IL did very well lou (
before tie I'd, - here mAu could 81 port hI9
frIeuds upon 40 iur-udej puoiic4tion for -
hundred Aud dt'y years aud then live TO Soc its
success h;t-rW1Tds But At present man waits
and do0bis, aud hesITatrs aud cJbsuits his
brother, aud his uocl-s, aud tbs PARTON = T
friends, uUtu O0e foe Day he d ode DO 10 srxty
years of sRo; EhSt q has lpeG much 81 no o
consulting bis hSBS cousin and particular
friends, that he nas no time TO fOiI0U Shoia
advice
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-10-15

10 be eoEGuned-,
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-10-15
Dsssev LsrEan2 EeevyRGsrs.

CHAPTER Z
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-10-15
PERFECTLY SAFE.
PERFECTLY SAFE.
Refined Carbon or Coal Oil.
THE WE'LL KNOWN GROWN BRAND

This rs pure. high fre.test Kerosene Coal OIL
generally known the Crown Oh, snd rrconm- nded
10 the trade and to consumers who buy CHEAP
OFT as the bet and safest of ali the LOw-pkIrED
1LLUh1NATI OILS in market In Gve years e1-
prIitns Rceid ut from it's ias cd
The Puroline aud Portable Gas Light Company have
the exclusive aEeI oy Crown Oil the States of
IouIsauA Alabama. Mississippi and Texas
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-10-15
GASOLINE FOR GAS H4CHIEEs

D s"i!sd expressly for the Puroline ard Portable
Gas Light Company and with peculiar regard the
chan es OF temperature so common in this innate
CtequAled for generating for carbureung coal
RAs ProprietOrS patentees and owners of u as Ma
chimes cannot OverestnAte the ion OF wing
their GAHone Of reliable gravity and quality suc-
oess depends so much these COZ tions.
The P. and L. Co distill and refine a complete
limo Of ILLUMINATING OILS and FLUIDS, and
also sell at Agents priceS all the popular brands
mAnGfAStared b other r.fners.
Their BARRELS CANS and CASES arc all Of the
best material and workmanship and when empty
oonnana the highest prices in the n Arket
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-10-15

The Insurance Oil is the best Family Safety Oil and
is urgently recommended by all our Insurance Com
panies subs;itut for Coal Oil Kerosene
1t ay be used in ordinary lamps
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-10-15
CELEBRATED
For Style, Durability and CheapnesS'
COGAN'S

CUSTOM MADE CLOTHING,
From the newest patterns in Spring and Summer
Cloths have just made no for men g.
You he and Boys wear ,.oo5
New StSles in Suits. in Clohs. DiagonsIS' A""oU" 49,
Er~uch FIsn"ele . ,ru,,o and
New Styles in Coats. IN Cs-s'mere MotNiF MOI
Alpaca , loss Fanor
New Styles in Pants in nlht Aud o4FA o'''
Plaids and stripes nj and Mar
New STYLES in Vests. nH!"hai' Ou
-ehS. III, 4, tina houze
A Il OF our Clutbirg h.ipE cut ana ma no Genended
by urst elias, allurs good s'yt'h 90 ,fore will
on every N -rauc- AID or pre-, At
be about Ope-h4 lr trs- ivan n-nH " ,',,ES
FEW or ON -, Rl2
Durable bUS = ESS SUITS, from go 8" al
NeaI CASHMERE SUITS from 80 10 ~ ais
French FLANNEL - - IT, -. SIX IN Sip 50.
Elegant Ola GONAL SUIT u' S,t
Dress BLACK SUITS, from Sl' tn 40
Square Cut - ACK COATS. IRON - " - 70 sis
Prince A lb.rI ERDCK COATS u"" as
Black Cloth FRIH;K COATS: fros a.
A Ipaca tkOGKS aud SACKS. t Tnun =, * 70 e.
It 'lIrh c AS>IMERE PANCN trnm
Fin, LEANS PANTS, fr"m ~ -" '" 81 10 o.. a. n.
Fash,nnnbIe DRESS VEST from y -" -, En 10 49,
RI ~. gHtulI and DRESS SUI ~, rom 81 nIA60
Siso. .pecIal line OF Imported Gu no 20 o-da,
NAl.S.eto tom which neSe"IeO NV
At equally low prices.
Look out for the name ,,,,,-, vIOIrcE
10 Canal street
between the Customhnu,e aud The klsI +
C,an until o'oOck p. n. on sundays. Iez''O -
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-10-15

Are in tul operation. ard ed To pe;ior"
the above work with pre- nptt ess am disp.rch
The ADVANTAGE derived from he Of the
OdorIess Excavating Apparatus,
a. used by the COMPANY. thai thu w'rS can d
performed h of the cay night the thorouS
manner in which the depositR owed the aosens
Of all offensive ooors the short Of time requires
ordiD airy sink being -mptied ten to htesH
Dinutes). and. above all. ITS CBEAPNESs.
All orders left the Com snys once, No lSS Con
street, the Postofaoe, Box no 0lS VII
receive prom pit attention. su6 ON
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-11-23

Ser 90rper lag auf benz @cicn. bsx
Spar uno ber 3opf bIutsetrdnit. biz
Iu0cn 9Idiern cHsn. Die Garbe bes Mns-
|Iibes ai,se!aufen uno am 9inter.opfe
|ouf Dem Sdeitel iIoffte Elm iin9eybre;te
unS fnsertiefe @unos, bic uns,ueifsl.
9af pcn cinem Streih lerriiSrte nnb'
t5otlim mar. Das cine g,intleio ,uau
big sum anic aufsuiIIcn unS Der eaais
3ufanb ma4tc ben GinNrud. ooF bern
Sobe cine eiaentIih tcnnibolii9e Mit=
Aanolun9 ooransesoreeu fem mubtc.
Cine srrie MsnIdenmcnse umsab
ben Cd plat beg @crbredcns. ga
pI0slih Sertte;!t Iie iid. gIes we.4t
'deu ;nriid nnb Elm Crcis, tcm ters
s@ners icinen n Sobren bic &raft ter
Sn9eno pcr!ieben, Gilt in ben &reis,
'uirft ii& auf -.bis yside uno ruf !;
mein SnNn, mein un9Iiidliher So1u!
Ner gibt meiN Hino mir w:cber.
Damn nad Ian9en Iu9enblidcn, 10
lost Der edmcrs beg ai'en Mannss i'd
nidt in strancn cuf ionSsra chg i,;-
mem un losharen 2eio e%ntrinst !i9 Der
Hrf unb bos @cFiibf noh Serss,tuns:
Stud. cwisen J!uh Guh M0rberm
mcines Sobnes" 70 i1rtit er uno feline
Gduic ldloscn iih bic eiecnc Stiyne
numb, bas graue 3oar hat!ert inc
Winoe nno ioetcn NOD bodaufscriGt,f.
ME cine &citait Der @a@c, mitisn ;m
Srlic su Saupten ieires scmorS.ten
Sclnes 'tanb, 10 pI6s!id ;uft nnh Iin,r
er 5n'ammcn, Gin urmer 9cbrrhemer
Mann, elm pcr;meifcInou Batter.
Stein Insc mar troden gctlicbem,
fein Ser5, oas Iib nibt eisent.ih BON
5nrdt onsei.Islt fiiblie uub te;ne,
Yrnt, Die MD, noh @eredtistcit, na&
Frsn9cr %erseltun9 fir io!de llnttats
rief.
Die 9eiGe bcs 5ran, toper SIhim-
perrin muroc rod Giihnah obscflibrf
uho Ncnneritoss oarouf inter SabGc-
lem @sieitc 3ur Gros bcita,tct.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-11-23
@ortb rr;i9tcit trdgt feline @uism.

Ser rsjde Monimonn 99uloen orbei.
tete IN leinsm &el6Gitssimmcr. Sa
trat ein Niencr unb la9te NIT ireuoe=
itrntlenben Sl,dcn.
tYn9cn @elbhrsf. bcn id oci!ern oui
Dem SSe9c sur Yplt uet.or, ulo welGcn
sic in Zen SlGttorr ausidre.h hen Iieben
'Ol0 Elm ormtr Mionn. @l ipG,tet'
orun6cn, uni Shnen otNlelten perI d
Su ilbcyrclGen."
~Hniien Gle i'm Dor !" pcrleste osr
&%anImann.
On ollcr Wonn in biirfiioer GIeioun9
lam nil uniidcrcn Sdrittn ing 3im-
mcr. Sic %3liternt Sdno belt Serru
@olncn cen 6uno enteesen.
Der &oufmann na1m Den Brief b
be'lodiete i'm 9enau. Damn erb,a&
Ell bic uncerlsstcn Glesel. Ser &eia=
lnhdlt mon poySal.is.
Sic boben mir ciren bebeutenben
0itni! erp;eien," iprod ei in ireunbli+
diem Some gum Sinner, mGhreno CT ei=
Mae Nurtc 0nf Elm Yupier 'hl,sb.
empfanssn Sie sum 9nnte bicrfir u,e
@e.oauweiluns bon so Gulocn, mclde
Stnsn meln &%allirer ans,ahlcn loQ."
.Glne 10 9roBe & umme, wdbreno il
nun Bic Yliid,t cines sbrlider Mannss
%eriilts !" rtf Der critourte Yrme.
v9leie Gumme lit icbr scrins eeses.
jcne rnr nertn gerluIt Md Sire &eh-
lihteit ihltte. Arm,.b 1T elm tistes
e DIN er, fur ben WDi9!eibenom F.; NOD
tlefer ober per,plncn TIN ter llnbanE
beg &slhen, nuf oelen 5ilfe y i'd
ourh Die 9ienIte ODER @obltbaten .,s
&edt ertporben bate. Sd weiS a
aus ei9ensr G%rfoAan9."
"@ie, @err Waloen, Sebdtt.n aud
idon einmal Mansei am Notppcuii9 =
item s~elitten? Z"
Y@cpib. 81 mar en- armcr 8aao.
uno oo*9 Ole ein5isc Siiise c'ner :ra,-
len Mutter. Glnes Cages bate III
cine Sre!;alde nit Srobcm @er,bine
hal.e scIrnpen. Mad Dem i9 bsn
Gtsentbiimcr oussemittelt, ,uie freuse
id mid ha i'm @orous auf rot onietm=
lihc @eifent, meldes id III empio
bottle, um meme, lrani,a MtI.
Nr3neieu, iidrtsn0e { peiitn taui n =,
%tOnnen. Den Mann. All mlden ~
ntine Soiinrns aehaur iroi III id'psi=
aeno on Der Sac nit nj ENG nrf'
ien. Naflaiii9 este er Gle iite, ,e,a r.
Prieitalbe duf einen Nebentii@ nrn
lheutte mir i'm a,ben @nlhk
Fein Gcn,fn Ircunol Der Grubt.s
sleitcte tieIc @atc."
Del si.ier Gr'dflur9 oes 3oufmas-.
mes purbe Der M.ts na@oentcnh u, f.aQts
su!ett:
vSr@e Iid Sieie 0'eIAiate niat s.na
ror 40 Sabrcn in Der Stabt g. N"
go 1T cs," 'aat: 99aIscn. Sd ms.'
Gte hanals 8 Sabre olt lt'n.~
"@erehter Got! !" RE; Der MrrG
Der Wann. Den Sic ole gr;e,taidf
%lteraobcn = mar i4"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-26

Tur British Museum has lately DO
come possessed Of an autograph letter
Of Sir John Falstaff. the original OF
Shakespsars's cowardly hero. falstaf.
however, was not coward. but brave
knight aud true gentleman. though he
was degraded for retrsating before Joan
OF Arc. His name WAS inserted In the
poem after the friends OF Sir John Old.
castle threatened the poet with personal
violence u the latter name were not
withdrawn.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-26

HUNK. the historian. never Intention
ally wrote jokes. but he stumbled ON
one at last. and apparently very ma
licious one. In speaking OF the slas'
gvratei. though popular. style OF the
old writers. he happened to put these
two sentences together; Raleigh Is
the best model Of that ancient style
which some writers would affect at pres.
-nt. lie was behsaded in l6ls, aged
&C Years"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-26
ruI .CRADLE-rOMB. AT WEST
MINISTER.

~" xs.>,.rcu
,..,...S,a
Aun,s red.y seap,uisa as sas lac.
And gaiit " nAio,e. prsmy sp.a'
Aha 'oi'eu r'sne
bnothy ,ne MIMI. .,,',,,
Hangs. - by ,endef hossrr se.' .,.,,
Aud Strengthened Ter ths iAs' g""1n's"''
And traced ups the pilioving aones
That quiet siesp. some griesins one
Had leaned. and isft sou impress.
II ssems no more than ye.ienisy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-26

Aiss, FURNIsHRD. ROOMS TO LRT,
~ tho Oar, Week, or Moaih.
Am .i J.s. YOUNG. Proprietor.
REOPEN N ED
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-26

nNuIs POPULAR HOUSE HAS -
been opened to-day for the A
o.nduci ed on the same principles
q hsrstofors. Our friends viii nnd the tables
applied With the very beet the markets. Afford.
The Confectionery Department 70 complete In
plain Candles and Plain and Ornamental Cakes
always on hand.
All orders for Bail suppsrs. and In fact any.
thing In our line, will be prsmptiy attended TO.
i7m fiTZMRiER a ARNBRUSr.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1876-08-11

sion of my conviction that no reform of the
civil service In this country will be COM
plete aud permanent until It's Chief is con-
stitulonally disqualified for reelection, cs.
perience having repeatedly exposed the
fallacy OF self-imposed restrictions by can
di1ates or incumbents. Through this so
lemuity only can he DO eflectually deliver
ed from his greatest temptation to misuse
the power aud patronage with which the
Executive Is necessarily charged. - -
Educated in the belief that II Is the first
duty OF citizen OF the Republic TO take his
fair allotment of the care aud trouble in
public affairs, l have, for twenty years, as
private citizen, fulfilled that duty.
Though occupied, in an unusual degree,
during all that pc, iod, with the concerns OF
government, l have never acquired the
habit of official life. When a year and a
half ago / entered upon my present trust,
II was ~ order TO consummate reform, TO
which had already DEVOTED several OF the
best years of my life. Knowing as do,
therefore, from fresh experience, how great
the difference is between gliding through
an official routine and working out re-
form Of systems and politics, II is impossi-
bile for me TO contemplate what needs TO be
done in the federal administration without
an anxious sense of the difficulties of the
undertaking. 1t summoned by the sul-
lrages of my countrymen to attempt this
work, / shall endeavor, with Gods help, TO
| be the efficient instrument OF their will.
SAMUEL j. TILDEN.
To Gen. John A. McClernand, and others,
committee.