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The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-04-10

:i0mS Of tie idp aCOrc QHoted are The
ioilorhJ. III:
Rectifers $500 o.
Dealers. retail liQuo. IS W
Dealers, wholesale liquor 100 w
Dealers in malt liquors, Wholesale so 0O
Dealers in malt liquors, retail 20 90
Dealers in leaf tOGnrco IS 20
Retail dealers IN leHf tobacco $40 0V
And on sales Of over $1,000, fifty
cents toruvery dollar in excess Of
$1,000.
Dealers in manufactured tobacco 5 90
Manufacturers ofStills 81 90
and for each still manufactured 20 90
And for each worm manufactured 20 20
Manufacturers OF tobacco 10 90
Manufacturers ofCignrs 10 90
PeddIerS Of tobacco, first class, moro
than two horses or other animals, 50 90
Peddlers Of tobacco, second class,
two horses or other animIls, $50
PcddlerS Of tobacco, third class, one
horse or other animal; Is 90
PedterS OF tobacco, fourth class, on
foot or public conveyance 10 90
Brewers OF less than 500 barrels 50 90
Brewers Of $40 barrels or mo.e 100 90
ANY person 80 liable, who shall fail TO
comply with the foregoing requirements, will
be subject TO severe penalties.
Persons or firms in the counties Of liarri-
son, Duddridge, Lewis, Gilmer or Calhoun,
liable 10 pay ANY Of the special taxes named
above, must apply TO |. Il. DCVAL, Collcc-
tor Of Internal Reyenue, at Wheeling, W.
Va, or 10 c. II. WHEELER, Deputy Col
lector, at Clarksburg, ". Va, and pay for
and procure the special tax stamp or stamps
they need, prior 10 May :, 1876, and with
out further nSticc.
D. D. PRATT.
Commis"oner Of Internal Nsrcnue.
March 20, 1861 weeks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-17
Siluaiious Wautc0--femIles.

uOUSEWORK.--A neat, tidy little girl to
mind children do light homework city or eouh'
try Call al 100 West 4iSt-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-17
Sales bn auction

A. MFRwiS, AucIoucer.
gtY BANGS, AfERNiN & CO., GJG Broadway,
near Bond st--aics of isooLs works ~ Ar &C. r.
MONDAY. Ami u. o. g T. On. COINS and MI DAl-, ihe
property ~ LEWIS WII1I,, esq % Hoosick Pals, - y
ErOTICE.-WM. KENNELLY, AuciiOBecr, Will
= se 90 luhc anCiiOn. lie Exchange Sa-7u'u. III
Broadway on FRIDAY. Apr! D. l'IG, At y oclpca ~ hy
OF DOCKS tue right o. collect ana &c.
faa al W Image accrulig al ceraiu Pi"ts Hd tulk
t0rppT ...pu For tuN lfltulaiet SIC
.IHf cts Record Copies Tor sale Il 40 CITY Han
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-17
Gouarincrehip Notices.

DISSOLUTiON OF PARTNERSllP.-Tbe
COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing under TIC 81 10
-lJ firm rsme - SCIfAffNiE ~ bilEGLE las TINS day
been DISSOLVED by mutual consent, MI Michael .cSintr
alone being authorized 20 sign Ia hq pids hon go -,-,-,
AICIfAEI. 8 HAfISER
April L, 1876. CHARLES hI.lk6hh
NOTICE is hereby given that the finn OF +.
~ J. 0UISIAN & co. composed Of FRANCES j. QuIulan ana
Wils.a n otis. No. - Magazine ~, NeWttGus loalsi-
~ = ,fcu ds-clycd y mutual consent. Either partner Is
srfio,yo a. sign the firm liquidation. Au parties
having cau- against The said firm vii present ihc same ~
or osce NcNUflens, Ia -Or i&J mont, WthA le sAt
50 daya New orleans March g. 1876. D. j. OOlNAA'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-17
Hlatbiuern.

CTEAM LAUNDRY MACHINERY for SALE
- Ono horse power engine Wright ~, Double ldite
GiNut uOwcrl Mansc Morris Iaskor Centrifugal "Iihsr
hes Washing Machine all have been used Two weeks
Apply ~ loJ WasAlngtOn6L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-17
Dnslnese Chantss.

Optional CAPITAL PROCURED for
- MERCHANTS, MANUfAcfUREl.S. and VlliEHS
.-fuf~r Interests estate exchanged TT
nsss selgs capital se King business ndyi..i with
on qrl ot auur0vtd opportunities References various,
Lewis a Co. iats Canal Jas. T. Hetzef ,q o9is
ard Shoes 126 Diane-ht. sc GtlbbN q CAhiElpN, II
uabcia aaa business Broker, o, Broadway.
MATHEMATICS AND JEWELLERS, At
~ Tf.NTION a JEWELRN STORE in reeksE Il, ny,
class lOcAtor established IN 1908 Is oHecu 4oI
RENT, with lac sale ct h1turto.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-17
Deril5irn

COTETIHNG NEWT CHEAP and BEAtII-
- FrLi-Nr Rose Pearl Plate. Indicating color hiid sun
sianco Tot Artificial teeth excel everything heretofore OF
approached made IN one day, aud only 30 10 80 eI
car and Also, beet Rubber SciS from so %
elb Gold afi ll1tna, So To so. tAtraclue unci gas
DT. T. q. WAIT. 4J Las; IwcnYihIdsL neai A"ia""A'e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-17
fotels.
Gnmmer Retreats.
TIE REST CURE.

rhe celebrated estahl stnent known a. OUR HOME oN
THE HILLSIDE Ia sNliil- Aowho having La1
family VIC y" u
from 20 - tuou aid Clla'-. s ready 10 ir
SlTLc aud il eiAlilert
place f1g ofrsta,kf trArrr worn down Tn q
men g. 80 ut teachers cuf,ehltd cergt men. donistff
womcn. cnusil.-orniy dhcato children 70 come ana
Fstief up vlcns Of ls1y GrG brain
Ff M IN. vino lou sick failed 10 recover by mcd
rIua t, uout lnd aollG 4t q. s,i 1I4EiH vel Dy ~"
accordance Wllh $40 Laws nl NE ahn
hraltI. 10 lao Uut IA equal. $1,000. -.
send stamps nil ~ Circular auH INC
si.. engraving u tue cure aui ~ critti AtdIft7 IS
above, JAM N' S-'N ''..'-''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-17
Couutrp Real estate for Sale.

~~a@r
Y%Op SALE or to LET-At Montcair, n. D.,
4 W n.ndsCneiy located COTTAGE; coDtsns nne ros ~,
tcb ard laundry has range, furnace nst IOOn s,
bes. hesSns with hot and cold water IN secou i Ian
i,ev-. viii 30 lentsN IuiilshV"" Va "'iO'
York r. o.. Box 5o9s.
1y0p SAIE-The desirable property known
Hun N1r4TTIJT lIILI." beautifully located on seneca
a. c vllse o. Geneva, fer many years OoVuP , -
lake III 'e "a bOaidin school comprising
Rev. ". "a Grounds Of 10 acres PIice WY ,nIS pob
buIdiss s 81 Re yment Apply 70 I4Os J., "a " e
easy teiSH Y ios TO l. J. DURRALla Geneva y, -.
SToPTH SHORE OF LONG iSLAN ! or Steam.
~ VI. l,n-upicaiion by Flushing and n :. X L. Vi 0
~ Comma mat Seswan.iaka on the SOuna)
ONE ACRE
ONE HUNDRED ACRES
- .,,rs ron. with or without bui'fincs FToe5 am
in@N o times selected for beauty ~ scene ~, Nv
trlls Sris'i luess MessTs stewart Iorh IA. I
1 no~ Gas Dana : /. ~ barlow Th9S Ciapnain, Jo
lrysn srie IL Burdet 81. Hicks, Richard ,on,'
1iAI otor ev YORK city people rsietis OF Sgn
npu - Govn 10 modest cottage 0i S3Oyl o, c.as- Of
OOJ' anu "O"'' ~" RfCf-D r. PARKER 81 Ced1-st.-
UHF MOST DESIRABLE and EXTENSIVE ov hL for
inFNCT situated in the very heart Of @,ce 10
.se ar exchange exceedingly favorable ieas ~" se crane
ga - ~roird fine barn, hennery caIdenors .y yorf
Ii,s &c Address Z. X c. owner As'or -------s-~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-17

HOUSEWORk, city or cOuntry-By neat,
4 tidy competent gI, with COoi city reference Can or
aldress kATI 95l 6th.aye.. seco door above 03dsI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-17
Siinalions Udn,e0-- Mdlcs.

OllubliOl1 ~N'"fN"'
ENGTNEER-A young man educated as an
II engineer and With considerable experience In that ne
ssms aciitc business estar.lant: rr'-ronse Satisfactory
ThiIaarlfln oal,e Ses-icrk Tribune -
EARMER.-A young man, 2l years OF age,
wish's s,naoa g VIZ 10 On nv I'r"' Au''''' IL
EARMER.-Stuation wanted by a middle.
sss man TO rofS s iiIn essG'' r 10 l''' Af
GaI fIS.,RGF -Bh6wN. "a 2i.a', sHaS
EARMER, GARDENER, and USEFUL MAN
i susc young man would 4tr pA q! noiei@' WAGE
table GARDENING has ,serent Reference Apliy at ODELL
q Cos AGENCY. 100 west Jsth o. and Broadway.
EARN HAND.-A Protestant young single
understands rlal vegetable gardening. driving. poHing
. ,.' md ~ Ia. god 1. f'a Apply at obEL Co.'S
100 West %iih,i and Eioadway.
IARMWORK aud GARDENER, Dairy, and
Touuy-By scotch Fwlcsi"nt man and Wiz" age 81
year, no Children. DO vegetable garden ing farm
Ioiii.y &c good 'mIacnda;ious. can AZ CARPENTERS
Jos Glha'c. ncir SIN -.
CARDENER-By a'Gcrman married man,
rsns1s Of ore yesc,a5ie and frgI, giriSspe sf g
PENiEHs. los C,haye, NEAR eihaL
HARDFNER.-Situat 10y a good practical
" gardeners married has perfect know ledge ~ re ui,'
s'Hi,y. Sc. &ddr..s ii j.. ioS H. 1iipano oniee.
GARDENER and COOK. WASHER. and
~ IRDSEIA Protestant AND vile tno ncuinhranol
world like ulata Nrtipr hr understand. Tot ara coli
rec Nccrfsblr and r0wtr gardening; the Wc y an cA'
s,i u cook and good Iupiss furnish good riofehce
Apry ouELL Co.'S 100 W,'t 3lih-si and i'r- ad ay
RIESSENGER.-A former messenger is will
w ing 10 make himself useful IN business housei re
..rtah~ reference. Address W = MORRIS, German Amer.
lean Bank. tiiy
NIGHT WATCHMAN, PORTER, and USE
- FUf.-A respectable, trge man We ih IKE place IN
either Oi tho above capacities thoroughly experienced ath
can furnish The yfry hest reference and VIII make himself
useful Apply at ODELL Co.'s, JOB West 5iths Inquire
for j. H.
TPAILOR.-PA ULME-BOCCA French
nntcs grnrm,fs boys clothing fashionable suits re-
rarng neatly done work hr,tclass charges mOdtf1ie
VTSEFTI. man and wife, Scotch Professionals,
FOR work carien, &c, &c; competent 10 take du
charge II any place. wife sa good dalryMoman cook 80
they have good references. NJ the PitOlESlANi hO'
REAU, 13- Gth-aye., above lntist.
NTALET.-A Young col0rcd man OF light COM
pirxipn desires a situation NuicrNlle in nice qultL
strictly private family furnish good r class frelclces
a. honesty obety and capnby Please call OF address
>. Il. ~. l50 West 2Othst
SSTAITER and USEFUL.-A French young
w man private family first class
boarding house also willing To make himset uheiul ana
can furnish good reference. Apply at pDLLL & CO.'S
AGENCY, 100 West 34tbSL, eortr Of broadway.
yNANTED-By Il clergyman with n small
w family comfortable HOUSE shaded by trees SIX or
Harlem vicinity II Now YORK, Tor tlle sum
mrT months, not exceeding - o. be occupied inc -h
or 2sth Of April Address With detailed explanations CL
GNMAN, .32 sil-aye.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-17

- 6SBSJs rlaoe known Home Lawn pleasantly situated
on Btcn slightly elevated Eound compfi-ins com
mo,ous horse harm other outDuidincs Win about Two
acres land in car lawn fruit de- house contains fof
rooms. furnace, Waier Gc - Nlhil tLIce minutes
walk and dcqot- Posodc, schools hh
most beautiful towns u NeHlueiii
lcssos lon given Immediately. FAENHAM, BISHOP & Co,
3 brOad-,t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-17
Storage.
Jte Cream.

4 FACT.-HORTONs ICE CREAM
"a rs made from PURE ORAS1E COUNTY ci:-AN w.
public s FAST End 30 ont as they compare j. WAN
others I'1s. made ru. Pure Cream
cLsccC - uny uhef esah sinc,l OF ie
hind tuc wsfl and almost .qgl those ot an TIE Sow"
YORK t.aic,s combined We ius enabled 10 tuipy q
BLIIIk ARTICLE at LOWER FIGURE t~h any
0.Ier establishments
CHARLOTTE RUSSO rich and delicious.
II CFST. PER DOZEN. or % CENTS PER QUART
UEpOTs-&O. 800 4Tli-AVE aud no. LOO BROAD
Way.
EUSSELLs ICE CREAM, II Bible lieusc.-
20 .fr gallon lea u.an thrce quarts. - s'Ats per
1u Rotations and churches, - cents pr quart cream
shipped anywhere ont %. town.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-17
rOLET-HOUSEN No. 90 3d.aye. rent. 81 GOO

Ito LEI-IUUSE NO.J3 3d-aVe. TcDty 900
a TO LEI-HOUSE NO lH2 East lOttst; rent. 900
70 JEH-HDtSi No. 81 East l3tEsi; ret....- Loo
To LEI-IOUSE No Ia est l3h ST. fct......... 20,
TO LET-HOCSE No 100 Last SUths; rent l.2D(
To LEr-HOUSE No. 90 East 3lstsf.; rcn...... l5Ci
To LIGHTHOUSE no 262 Monroe st. rent. JO
10 LET-HOUSE no. llZ Bank-st 7ith siabel l2Ol
For permit, apply 10 ii. MERRITT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-17
GoHntrp isroperip 60 fet.

1T PEEKSKILL-TO LET or for SALE
very eonyenent furnished COTTAGE. with carriage
house. and OF acres OF land water IN kitchen laundry
10 rooms above basement All Ia perfect order Apply 70
Worthsa "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-17
Brooklnn propertp 60 Get.

- =
" LEI-One of the finest PLACES in
u Brooklyn oommocouS dwelling fruit pardon stalJe.
rent very low. Y. o. Box a. New York e' 0'
ITO LET-3-story brown-stone front 4O8
SAuleI l@VA4VAIOO)i All Improvements: rent. 500.
75 southst. New YORK, or 435 seventh. st. Bro5klyp.
ITO LET-H0USE, FURNISHED, on Brook
yn flights, for six months, Wall ferry. eli i'm
pfoyements VIII b. rented low u small faulty Apoly Ia
b. DANENPORr, 367 Fulton-st, brooklyn.
ITO RENT-FURNISHED- handsome A.
II story broWnstone HOUSE. with extra LOT, known a.
II firstpsce near Honrys Tho house fur
nshed throughout will rented low TO good tenant for
one or Two years Apply premises between 10 m and
pm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-17
anriion Sales of Real estate.

CpTAT RAPGAIN.-A handsome COUN-
nm SEAT Nth three on The r 9cks Sf y1 St pas
Sac aver Al minutes RON NS" on, IL IH 20 at $50 D.
sac 3 siss by q the to I'll ~
N, on me The cling has IL rooms WIN hi'e ap
Andt on ,erous outbUldn9s GROUNDS hi,ey s4laIe"
ard adorned a ~ ~ flncSt, n. Y.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-07-06
LAKE CHARLES ECHO.
Published EDery Thursday Morning,
AT
lake CHARLES. LA.
Terms OF suBscrIption.

Terms OF subscription.
One copy, one year ............ 81 90
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Single copies, ....r.....'..''''. ~
PAYABLE invariably in advance.
ADVERTISING.
Osr sor.are, 40 lines or lessl 80. 90 rs
Egsrv 81 subsequent insertion 90 80
announcement Of candidates for
nfice. ......s..... .@1U UU
French $5 extra.
12nginess Notices, IS cents line.
Obituary Notices 10 cents line.
Advertisements sent in for publica-
,;on when there are no directions, win
5e Inserted in English and French, and
sben time is not limited, will be con-
timed until orders are received and
charged accordingly.
Liberal discount to those who adver-
tise by the year or quarter.
No credit will be given for Advertising
or Job work, except by special agree
ment. -
Cards, stating merely the name,
business and place of residence, with
paper included, Twelve Dollars per
annum. ........ ..........
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-07-06

establishment Of parish ouua, &C.
some similar tribunal. 4 h0ps. ~
the votes Of the masses aRafuat Il
the amendment will fail o1 adOn-
tion and then let the next Lsagsa-
laturs amend the laW and FeqaiEs
that The parish judges ahaA Do
lawyers, licensed bF the stass as
least three years previOus to their
election land there il no couatiiu-
lional inhibition against aaoh d
laWl and We viii have no more
complaint Of parish courts.
TRUST the people, and especially
the members of Che bar of Inc
State, will take this subject up and
discuss it deliberately from prae-
tical and business standpoint, and
then vote down tho amendmaRi.
C0UETRg.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-07-06
THOMAS b. FERREN
Carpenter and Builder.
LAKE CHARLES, LA.

Would respectfully announcs to the
public that he is prepared to take con-
tracts for al building, repairing, etc.
in his line, and viii guarantee satlstae-
tion in an work rendered him.
A share of the public patronage IS
respectfully solicited.
Sept 81 1879 1y- July IS, 1875.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-07-06
no, FOR CALcAsIRU PAssi
m TIE HANDSOME, SWIFT
running
PROPELLER RAMOS

NY nv san regularly semi-weskly from Lake
n. sua'ss y @ LeesbUrg (Oaloasisu Passl carrying
~ Sa'te6 States Mail. All down and up
S's ts y daylight. Accommodation for eight
sS'sagsrs' nj slss Excellent inducements to hunting
aaS ashlRg parties.
WE only, S5.
lives Lake Charles Mondays and Thurs.
~. 49, A. y. arrives AZ LeesbuFg came days.
3, leaves LeeshUrg Wednesdays ana Saturday,
~ ~, A. Ni arrives at Lake Charles sano DAYS
tvsl.'.ia running time between both places
''''e houFsi actual running time, much less.
fHoS, r. REYNOLDS, Master.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-07-06
"a GentIean.
BY CELIA sAEEORn.

When yOR have fOuRd d man,
you have not far 10 90 to find q
gentleman. a tEua, frank, noble
man has all the essential qualities
that 90 10 make up ths real gen-
tleman. He may lack the polish,
refinement, and easy address az
the well bred society man but he
has the ring of the right metal, the
genuine stamp of worthy manhood
imprinted upon hia character 50
plainly that all may read ia "a
nugget of pure gold II no laas gold
before It's coinage than aEtarWaFd.
A diamond in the rough IL q tEuo
diamond ali the same. Iha o0in-
age Of che one and The polishing
Of the other II not % mueh TO en-
hanCe the value, ag it il to bean
tify, and bring IL into shape f0r
uss; bat you mast have the gold
before you can fashion The dollars
and the eagles you muas have The
diamond before yOu car st IL tor
it's setting 50 you must hava the
man before yOu can mako the gsn-
tleman. A gold ring can not be
made from copper, nor . crystal
be- changed to q ruby, and il ia
Just AS impossible to manufscturs
true gentleman from an ignobls,
anmanly man.
A gentleman, however humbls
in life or circumstances, who makes
the Golden Ruls the E0vaEninR
principle of ali bis actions, d many
degrees removed from che sslGah
man who lives only for aslf, aud
seeks only his own interest, even
though he Were q millionaiFe.
A gentleman respects the rights
and feelings cf others so mHeh
that he viii never indulge himsah
at their expense. He never paEade1
himself before the public claiming
q larger share Of attention than ID
his due. and using sCathiBg opi-
lhsts when be- fails 10 NeCeiva ID,
but his modesty causes him 20
shrink from FeceiviOg even the
honest tEibRto accorded 10 real
worth.
A gentleman is courteous in
speech, ard kindly il manners 10
ALTO the low as we'll Is Che high.
the poor as wen as the rich. he
Sights no one, be never puts on
airs, be never treats with c0ntampt
or neglect the humbles4 Of bis fsl-
low men be is not apt % suFmis9
evil he Is as slow to take ofisnga
as be il careful not 10 give Il and
be has bis feelings end viii under
such control that under the great
est prOyOeatiOn he does not give
way to the use Of hssty, fiery or
immoderats language. BE puts
the best possible construction upon
ths motives and acts of otheEa.
and Is ever more ready % excuse
their faults than his oWn.
In shozt, q gentleman IS modest,
courteous, kind, and f0rbearing
be Is frank, genial, and cordial
he is honorable and perfectly
Trustworthy and If in any Of these
qualities he IS foGnd wanting. be
is lacking IN some Of The elements
that belong to the makeup Of .
truo gentleman. - DemOresl's
Monthly Magazine,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-07-06

A mans wealth hereafter, Is the
good ha does il this world 70 his
fellow-msn. When he dies. peo-
pie win say. waat property has be
left behind him. Bnt The anEels
who examine, viii ask, What ara
tho good deeds shau hast sant he-
tore thue. Christian Index.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-16
CALIFORNIA ITEMS.

DIR. Chandler. Of Suffer. showed tho
Marysvillc Appeal recently . bunch Of
sample grapes Of this years curing. Tho
Doctor has forty tons spread and drying Of
his Sutter vineyard. and will pick about
ten more. AZ the Nickerson vineyard, In
Placer county. he expects 10 pick and euro
about 100 tons, making his total crop for
the year. ON both places about $50 tons.
The amount, however. will be governed by
favorable or uniavorable weather. DIR,
Chandler has made raisins 4 speciality for
q number Of years. aud success seems 10
crown his labors.
Frequently Of lato tho sluicc boxes OF
the Cement claim, At Smartsville, have
been robbed and the owners finally put a
Waterman on II during the night time.
On Wednesday morning while the watch.
man was on duty. q Chinaman approached
the sluice boxes and commenced his old
operations. Tho wAtchman fired, the
ChinamAn dropped. and on examination
he was found TO be alive but very badly
wounded.
At Marysville. on Wednesday, the barn
Of Chris. Ruble was burned. Loss, ST..
900; no insurance.
LAndrum & Rogers have obtained afrsn.
chisc to lay pipes to supply watsonvills
with water.
The Amador Di,pa,cL has reached its
eighteenth volume.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-16
THOMAS WREN AND THE PUBLIC
SCIIOOIa.

As rumors have been circulated for
An. ru,ro.. n, .,..,;r, aoubts In the
-~-...A
minus ot h~spuoiicans N eniS Po
the State. as TO the ~soundness OF Hon.
r..u.. W., imam Al. npblie school
WV. sPo =.
question. and also a. 10 nis suoe'
the Republican nominee for Congress-
-, =, y.~.a. w. pr;nt the following
=. hin 40
extracts from q letter WITHIN "
Major Z. A. Sherman. IL gives the
....u,..,;, a.ni.I IN sueh rumoru
most e"Pn
and shows that No stanus squa'eiy "P'n
tbs issuss before the people, presented
.u.p..,hE..r r.,tx
oy tns n'P'
HAMILTON. september Il. 1915.
NAJoR Z. A. SHERN.S-DEAR FRIEND;
Your kind letter was forwarded to me al
this place. Many thanks for your kin ex.
prcssious. I shall run equally successful
with the head Of our ticket in Lander. Nye.
Eureka and White Pine. Notwithstanding
assertions 10 the contrary. OF this you
e.n .ssurs our friends in the Western por,
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INJrDICior- NOMINATION.

Tho Republicans Of the Lowell Dis
iriet. in Massachusetts. have nominated
Ben. Butler for Congress. In doing
no they have made the same mistake a.
the Democrats Of Nevada in nominating
Ellis. Had they been particularly ds.ir,
Gus Of securing 4 Democrats victory Ia
that district they could not have don,
more to further II than they have done
by making this nomination. Ben. ButlsI
10 q smart man: nobody doubts that. lie
is also n smart rogue. and everybody
knows that. lie 10 q disgrace to the Re-
publican party. and the only consolation
which the organization can take to itseli
10 the remembrance. that. like Belknap.
lie was educated M a Democrat, and
acted with the Democrats until the war
opened to him a field. in which by the
exercise Of his peculiar faculties, he saw
an opportunity to make a fortune. OF
course he had to turn Republican in
orler to cultivate that field. lie eu,.
tivated IL.
II is cheering TO know that there w.r.
some Republicans in the convention
who refused to endorse him ~ q eandi-
date. After he had t~riumphsd. a mo-
ton was made to make his nomination
unanimous. The motion was lcst. We
believe he In tho first candidate Of the
Republican party who ever received this
gratuitous insul,. and quietly pocketsd
It, IL the houe-, Republicans who vo-
ted against him should now bolt his
nomination aud place a new man in the
field against him they could hardly b.
blamed. The Democrats are evidently
bound to win tho Congressional seat al
all events. and the appearance Of /.
third candidate will simply make their
majority q little larger. while ii will To-
lievs the Republican party Of tho odium
Of supporting aud defending BENJAMIN
+. Butler.