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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1876-06-22

FEGETINE for tho complaints for which it is recon-
manded, is having larger sale trougho ut the Unit
cd States than any other one medicine. Why
Y e;scSiaEe VIII cure these complaints.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1876-06-22
GENERAL DEALER IN

d4NEHAL. DkALEH IN
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, &c.
AGENT
The Syracuse Fine Salt Co., the Onon-
dagga course salt Association. TIE
American Dairy salt Co. Laugtierd 6
Co.'S Hay wire Bands P. K. Dederlck
Hay Presses. Send for circulars and
further particulars to J. E. PLArT.
Cor. York and Ninth Sts., Manitowoc.
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STATE OF WISCONSIN, CIrYCLERKsOFFrcE
- {

COUNTY OF NANITOWUL- J DliIllltUWOC, uIlt ID.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the grading
ard graveling of 18th street, between Marshal
and Washington streets in the Sd ward, has
been ordered by the Board of Aldermen, accor-
ding to certail specifications in my office. and
that for Z term of ten days from the date and
publication of this notice, the street commits
sioner having charge OF said improvement, will
receive sealed proposals for making the same
according to such specifications
4. NJ RICHTER, City Clerk.
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The Best Paying PATTERN AGENCY

in the City &c. Buttrick & Co.s) viii lie sold
either with the Store and Stock separately.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1876-06-22
VEGILIINE
Purides the bleed, IepOyafes ant. Ers-
siY0raics thei 81 hole system.
lis 5EeGicai Properties are
Alternative, TONIC, SOL
VENT and DIURETIC.

YEGkTINE is made exclusively fiom the juices of
carefully-seected banks, roots and herbs, and so
strongly concentrated, tai it will e1ectually erli
ScrefuE1us nusno-, TansOrs. Cancer,
CaHccrows AUmor, ErySiEe1as, Salt
EfsCnm, SyfHiIiitc Diseases. Camfer.
Essn tr.c esq IS the Stomach, AM all diseases
that arise from impure blood Scia:ica. f.,-
tiHsssEisStOry and t;hrariic Hisets.ri &. fsfal
NeHrasEt;s, 9s.,,.f and y spinal Com T. satsltS
can only be efiectnally cured through the blood.
For Ulcers and EruptIye diseases of the
Skin, rpstuEcs. Pisn?leS, HtOtctes and
Bells, letter. SeaiGaea<. and itfnxsyOrrsa
fEGETISE has tailed to effect permanent
For Pains IL; ,he Rack. kidney Cont
piai,sts, HrOrSy. Female WenIs ness.
fIte':c orr n tPs, arising from internal liberation,
anl uterine diseases and General debility.
NEaETISE acts directly upon the causes of these
plants. 1t invigoratss and strength the whole
system, acts upon the secretivc organs, aays intiam
nation, cures liberation and regulates the bowels.
For Cat.,rris, Dysrcrst., sE,.bifuai Cos
t.VeRess. PR.pifnti0n of :he Heart.
Ek iacf.e. E.Ies. EerrO.:s;teas and Gen
ersi HSfrafloRs cf the Nervous SJs-
GeA.s medicine has given such perfect sails
faction tl;c VECETINA 1t purie5 the blood,
cleasses all o. the organs. and possesses controlling
power over the nervous system
Tho remarkable effected by VEGETISE have in
duced many physicians aud apothecaries whom
know to prescribe ard use it III their families.
In fact VEGETINg is the best remedy discovered
for the above Diseases and is the only reliable i5icG
Purifier yet placed before the public
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1876-06-22
- VIBRATOR"

THE ENORMOUS WASTAGE of gain 80 ;.er,,o,,,
toah other styles of Thresers can be StNfED Nv ~ -
improved Machine, sufficient egesy job TO rsa.a pom
pay al: expenses of threShiGg.
FLAX, TIMOTHY, MILLET, HUNGARIAN and
IKE seeds are threshed separated cesnei and saved
81 easily ana perfectly as Wheat Oats Ryo or Barley
AN EXTRA PRICE is usually paid for grain and
teeds ctsaned by this machine, extra cleanliness
IN TILE WET GRAIN of 1875 these were substan-
TALLY the ONLY MACHINES that coald run Nth Droft
or economy, doing fast, thorough and ect work
aS"e' Others utterly failed.
ALL GRAIN, TINE and MONEY wasting con1nIioa.
fions, such as Endless Aprons" Raddle. "eaters"
P1ckers, ETC., are entirely GleesSed t-Rh less than
one-haf the usual Gears, Belts, Boxes and Jorynais
easier managed: more durable light runnin no cost
troubled by adverse winds, rain or storms
FARMERS and GRAIN RAISERs who arc posted
IN the large saving made by 1T will not employ nfe-
rior and wasteful Machines but will s.ss;g On this
improved Thresher doing their work.
FOUR SIZES made for 6, g. 10 and IL Horse
Powers. Also speciality of SEPARAross designed
and made EXPRESSLY ron STEAM POWER
TWO STYLES OF HORSE POWERS, VIZ: our i'm
proved Triple Gear" and our "Spur Speed" Wood.
bury Style), both Mounted " on -four wheels
If INTERESTED in Threshing or Grain Raising
apply to nearest Dealer, write for nustr.
ted Circular (sent free) giving full particulars of Sizes
Styles, Prices, Terms. etc.
Nichols, Shepard d Co.,
BATTLE CREEK, MICH.
These unrivaled mach ines, and extras
for same, are suppliedat factory prices by
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.Fesc advertisements.

Jos. STEHnE, Sec.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1876-05-20

Washisgtou, LA convention demo-
sfatiaas % lOhio, r6uhie ie II ! Gin
slNaaA, . ID pour son president George
3. Psndlston, ct s'sst prauonc6e pour
lfn1stion, e. don't a. r6jonit fort le
parti iTpohlicain.-LA oeaveMtiou
r6psblicains du New jersey, / Tren-
ton, ma pasfait do chsiI, mais PEN
che pour Blaine. p-plc' -. II 1noH
u aDuveeDcur Kelle9g; asfiv6 10
IL . Washingt0n, |, q .visit6 10 Presi-
dent au slijet dea affaires de h
Louisiaue /; renveyS 1 pavocat- gsn6-
rsl Pierrepsut, il D ohtsnu nns pro.
mesas do scceury dans lee limites de
Ii l6ealitS couatitutiOnnAlle. In pre-
iuiAss victime d'Oaest- P6hcians SAP
pelsit Max AronstOn ct non Aarsn
Stein bOus consoIid6s de Ii
L0nisiAne amt aes valeuvs Oot6es !; q
u B~arss DE- Nrv- York, le IL, II sen
cot yendu elO, O,000 4 683.-Le colonel
NV. Owsu 4 St6 Elm commandanS
do, rAstillstis, d. Washiaesos "a
rsaplacsmest du colonel J.-B. WAL
tOn ~
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1876-05-20

shi 81 lIseiiiiAti ~ 10 9Hpii
.pnlsg- I'll fj igg'
a110sgse q - tnsssu1s asnstoi
u ce1oale aOlgieoin g a11ouan15-..
L Nejte1na.e6elaA deouts tnpssu
.se Deesds tAss - 1nsspp Ae3 -
dssls ttsaaGlss.-US, eosvssUsaaet
provtsoiIs Dc einQ ns@brss, 6tAbli I
Haiti, decide Saa.l president d ID
R6publique ssrait 6ln perr rAassmbl6s
rationale. La tgrepss d. Guatemala
licio Miranda est y dictateur Do Sal
vador. N peips pour y quart d'henre.
II L4A &)6r6oavert6fo1 161e ChaQ-
hre ffancaiae, nm aliln6, da nom de-
Rastoun, qai G'Etnit slins{ dana lss
gHleriea. . pousaS IL cri solitaire Dc
"vlvo NseoAoa w I'M Lsrsl. ct
mort subitement n. Amable Ricerd,
ministrs asl'iht6risuf, Z y do 70 a1S !;
Il - rsmplAe6 ~ y. de,rnasO>se,
d6putS de j. eaucbe et ecus-sscr6-
kotfe 1sEfaf, 'Icquel . poef sucesesssr
, c. 6eu6ss patse b Npse6 n6pet61
cain Faye. NM, Duportl ct NadaAd
las1s 1ey - Ushtsaaiss IN 'iJndisat
d d6l6gntions ,0uvriAres,. q Nm.
Cl6m4ticssit et L0clroy ont plaidS
pour ramnistie !; 10 uaajsvios r6puh1iI
eaine ct .oyAsna6e D t0nte .lnfeurs sx-
tr6nA en- ces d<lica tss mad ". n. de-
Aahy, t1psasleaiu, q 81 AW; d5pstt
- y3le . y Rk0sisu. ct m. de- ,Cses-
bAnca. Gavini ct priscs J6r6me Nd
p6ooU1y bAhsFAselskss, d6pue6s -tlss
cireeaeesiptieee ,eorses, dc ,Bestie,
Corte a xjaceio. A u suits dune
violents aitsrcatios AN schasnbre,
n. Rouvisr . pssse@s< 80 dSsl n.
Paul ia Cslsa9nsc. An aajst dune
snAeAtiaa pout Il ,6606gatiSn on.
vriAre dA Alpsstvmfat q vauclHse,
II pg<fst . d6lendu Il penpls. ss,eri-
eals 'aSsy nG'iIyA paf&ses pour -
Rsaece 6ej<ub nDa,e ~ des1s Reyuq
Adversajre Do estta mcclure. - Thiers
ut appelS C66nis s4iaoin ! diehargA
dans s1sseas AArsjn. IL jOavpel
n Nkwf1 dayiept repablicain sous 10
dieettSos q Pascal Dnpfat, let Echo
lsaissrsel, achetkrns = Aas d'Aassals,
rests .attach6 4 y astm~ esnss r6pu-
blicsh~. Az dsfni~r hauQset mem
susl;dea aasicultA1sa ffsncAis, 10 nh
nistre aw&rjcnin, Wash hlnrne, nm des
invitAa, = chalAusviiaement Axprim6
- vos1 p6ss Ii hatnre EspostEioa
frppcaisA-le fen cpusnl dc, EAncs
! SaioIiqa0 - notbmait Mdhiib, ct
Il . recn 50 blrsaarss; Ahl,ott. Ie esms
Anl 4allsnapd. 6teit sop haan,frAsvs--
On rappprt@ que lTncendis dg ThfAtr~
d<s Arr D D1Spu - u r6Gaeedt AuI
egipe - AlFpetsar Ceutehn)A seapar
k1e d 1<t0urnrmrnt d'nne souas
lmpestauts aa ptej9Ates "a - tAoA-
Hes- o. apepQef ~ qQnyptpNyDes,
q Horids JiaAc 9ss, par N. GaiIarsl.-
j.. Nasessnig rrdl 1satA Ae orUotl1tsf-
nAtieOa) y ROnsn, = OpySst - rs1sr,
acriptioa po6r tschat dune roarenus
fanALrs dosttnlo . Ak~rpe 3 u t<ass.
0o1ion - pe1oo - 0iehelet y pneiA.
-Ssat d<c6Ala: u - asril, y. Jsles
petsGuAncoatt 'A6pot6 as 1s6t6tx,
- DO g ans y . avTil, y .eostrs-
h1iFal Mallst: y il gai, = cou>6dies
R16S6-Lntiia LeA1sul, ID una ;
~ = A1pat< s6o0bliaala A1As0H
XiIssasss, u s,nilsss psst
heoslI e mm1aos6 ~ MAlnh0ss,
Evsjsr sdsistEy o. II y -. =. II c"a; s !,
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1876-05-20

.J1IHfFFhI IfAf 90 Z 'Ii3 le'
N1niumnunuuuuuuuiuz6ululu -
5onixrn1t b H U!IllAgnG'
'k1tboddssf h csssl6 ~
ta0a ~ saGmoeS y esa1ps1 eood q
Loedes UmN. ~ NW Ievk 6sn ID
tsa1vt snA doax naAAGs daae ~ cfrt-
n1siss d lyeed6 6uSstiee, b diseoass
II. Grant q j Darshs Do Wagnsr.--
LSnomorN deS tiSitenrs 6tAit II II
d. ooy0O0, .et ~ 1l Il, lo0D. Il IL,
y eommissairA. anglais Sir Edward
Thornton 9 donn6 hn president dee
Etats- Upis, Z is6pssess On Dr1sil =
aatres, nossbilit6s, nm ,beaQust de I60
converts, "a On & bu \ ID sant6 do
lvmp6eatztss Do vBeas. LsmendS %
hsi0ne at fort sgitA In capdidstpre
prtjidontiells dc Blaine, II plus iorts
du p1se1popua p1e9liss eat1mies
celeudant g. PA - rfy<lal;oos
r<ittr66s do Harrison, an de- direc-
teast dals6snih Dc ~ UAsoa. pAci0.
qps,.st,set hatsus, - rheleAe ,psr l,lse
rSpublicains nb6raux pstembl6s )
NSwyF4sk, 4ssq~S6 tjctlusiaadsat
CAa1)9, ,Fssnele Adamex lyisepv -
Tldep, = gedbrcerpnt de ialte peu@
e. m-ealahes "a ? SSSIar d Pune
SneleeooSA,Ae 60 cap1iaatsgm ,sai-
want le choix dse conventiona ma
tioS6lea Va Cincinnati St De s. Louis.
NAft6 ~ Aepasisoset d. .tr6r
s9r, h9rsen dq ,Eeshat dca billets
6lux; vt1o6sinhsl6u AZ ofr, de n Nam
qoD Datlnhalas6e EtsG DAE@g6p pH1xto.
l.Al,a ::sisis 6 sS7sss 7Sssass tEss'f: sss;: 6
Isul1itills. In bo11s sDssAy y -
ponfa, A6sA,lA tSp4ehe .,1a sssG<7
t9uS Hsh, g % cohstdofe conStme
ystkoA1a lilUuoselaSi1s q laasaalsst
a16Si4liA Hipaloy, Les ,EtsD- Unia
ont ! 0alonlqne In simple aernt con-
saln1tAEUdob0Se t6sMt6, - tenit 49,
aaet IN p9nAnt d nAlFtss ipecgar;
sNls ssAneeis st alIspapd toutsfUla,
DesS61ee ttils1ll Wesssa a'Nvs' 1'as!'
d. peetir. .ds Niss peuS 9aleai0ue.
"a Wsshipgton grand couael dc
sati64e sur iea t101hlss - = L0ai.'
siases - isaerssllons sgp(@itss -
G6u6rai Augur. II Chassbrs = vot&
nee s1t1slmtior aSmandsst N H6ki-
dent dee rynlicetiess m auiet Dc j.
Asstitutio1 de John p. He1dsrsoh,
caE<oDsaAt saehcsG dW sndsSss1esopat
Anna - n~naAa A ~hAkAv Qk.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1876-05-20

Latourchs, travsux q1i tnalhsa.
reusement ont 6Chouk = deux u.
prissA On orajgnait besacoup, 3)a
Vacherie, lea conoe usadeQb SotN
crevasse dn Bayou. fohtsl1i4l y.
J0eepk WlosA sni hahite Il
vscherie,,, nous : assaSs ,qae y
dommae6 ssrait ceftiiu4
meut i6aeniblA q b 1savo -.
time D AbaisDer. Il ql - siiyIt
docteur Allied ilGssuisv,
secr6taire do l'Ath(u6e leainianaj6
donne, dams pAJeills do IL maj.
un compte rendu Do Ia s6ance ID
10, que nous r66umohs ci-Apeob ~
II IAjuge Hea11cu heoeeo eoCop rfaniens =
. pctoonoA-LN gtn6rL UsoassgoGa -
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-24
NEVADA ITEMS.

The Boca beer brewery IL shipping sew
enty barrels Of the Tcutonic beverage every
day.
piocha 4. e,citrd. A knight Of the razor
.hs.ondsi ,hs o,ber dsy. leaving debts 10
H. .mn,r, ~ eight JoiIsr. behind him.
T,.. ss,isint
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inc Eureka ces'se' .n. y ~
70 De gIana lnsh T' adx;sss ,So Miner
VIC a.. =. .har. 4. danger of Tho early
NH Getting lssJsd."
A ,.v - u...
A wiid uehAs pu,'v go. M.
named WiiiAms y hu'cA Nj. ems
mounted an equestri,n nsh'ea Doas' ~.
then. lowering ms norh'' osPAi'So 'of
other neius OF cohque''' .
The RsrsiWe says that . young lady Of
Austin, who recently had her beau TAKEN
away from her by another grit toid one OF
her bosom friends that ahe felt - great
dark cloud had settled down over her lie.
and when that friend susgested tnat tneIe
might . siiyct lining !. n. a"nd -
ehciaimed' mnA' wyuia us 800 om
tnA', wien 'ne'' ''u'"
Aii'er'
lyanpah Is the name OF . prosPeron'
mining district In Lincoln county; bid
wells mill IL running splendiaIy, h.xlhs
turned out Si0,ooo IN .ery snoa 20 u smne'
most OF which was worked up 70 NV nne;
whilst the Mcfariands nave only sueceeueu
In working up 10 wv D Ihe,e u plenty
Of orc TO run both OF the mills, most OF
II being OF high grade. M. Bidweil 10
well pleased with the camp and the pros
- Al. ,aa0Ia all ttn him
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-24
The Storm In Reno.


The Nevada State Journal Of yesterday
b.s tho f~olloxi,g.
..,,
apout ooeloek last elehins "eno wa
Nslei ~ heasy am Storm, hecon,'
panied ny u U iightninB 70 sue,
IN extent As to cause the face 70 blauch
and the brayest heart W quail, Ihe ram
poured down IN torrents aud The street.
were soon Hooded, The lightning flashed
aud almost instanteousiy q peal OF thunder
followed which SEEMED 10 crush every
Thing ~ sight. For fifteen minutes inc
viva nashes followed IN quick succession
and the claps OF thunde gained IN strengul'
and nnd like the bursting OF thon-
sand cannons- the echoes o hardly die
away when the rumbling sound OF the
~approaehins clap gave violence OF = Ter
rihc burst The people were 'uuen eA-
eiied anu many badly frightened. The
Storm was OF such an unusual nature rs 70
sIlse error 70 !hc neaI,s VI ali' shu pi.S
w. w ~ wv NHA .no VA ~ lnO
men's mlsn' resse, .,n,pH Nrr.,
snuu stao, '"ao,vI. IT,, HAM, a
ahu glor'ous' .uvn.!, ~. nsuo uane
vas uone' ~ JUG "A'" ''''h P''S'" W" '"
our rlBh,; - Mt
Ihe Ignlhing usmageu pecks new
mouse: on 'ne SCUM sias ol 'he river; Tear
ing On .ne e.shs ~ anu Janis .ne doors.
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oinp' ,o.n Lo'''nsS'y ,nc
m.h ~ w, se.'pusy Nnlut.u, wv aam'
aSe 70 ,nc huuse ~ cssiiy ,up4lIeu.
telegiaph P1le w ,'on, OF hAgerinAns
mas sIhehi anu sos y, sp'.n'e,s TORN oI'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-24

the Government enters upon the policy Of
depriving the Indians Of their ponies and
compelling them 10 go on foot. When this
Is done the Indians will 10 comparatively
powcrless. and those upon their reserva-
lions will never venture to leave them 70
20 upon the war-path. In regard 10 the
reported death OF Sitting Bull. General
Sherman says II will make but little diff
ference whether II Is true or not. NJ the
Indians have fully twenty ~ capable war
riors TO command them In case d q battle.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-24
n.
m. Exsr.ai,io. Muds,..

LONDON. July 22.-The .S,mdard says :
We are warranted In inferring from Earl
Derby's language when asking Lord Gran
willie TO postpone the ~extrsdition motion In
the House VI Lords. that there IL q pros
pect Of negotiations for . renewal Of the
treaty on q more satisfactory basis.
Minister Pierrepont must either have
made some distinct proposals or stated
his belief that he would soon receive in
structions TO do NO. II Is probable that
the turn matters have taken may even
prevent discussion duringithe present SEES
sion.
Minister Pierrepont says nothing has
occurred In anywise altering the situation,
Notwithstanding the inference that there Is
q prospect Of negotiations for Q renewal Of
the extradition treaty on . more satisfac-
tory basis.
Turkeys Biood-Crowned Moaarch
y Victim OF whisky.
LONDON. July 22.-Turkish Representa-
tives abroad say the Sultan will appear In
public In q few days. when Q iirman an
n~ouncing certain important reforms will
be promulgated.
Private kilograms from Constan,inople
say that the Sultan Is suffering from de-
lirium tremens. The Sultan's brother has
been sent TO war In order to induce the
Sultan to propose his intended abdication.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-24
JOmN KgLI.v.. sINcgRivy.

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|. FEW woRDs 10 .ssi.-


The murder Of John Sullivan by
James Harrington in Virginia City last
Saturday afternoon va % eold-bloodsd
an affair - svsr Il has been our fortune
to record. There vas not the least just.
iacaiion for the ast. Il VA . eowardly
assault upon . drunken man. Who was
utterly powsrlsss to resist his sssailans:
twas purely and simply . brutal assas-
sination. When . man hnds his own
life in danger. he 10 justified BY CON-
mon ssnss. and BY the Law. In killing
the man Who attempts to slsy him. But
the life Of Harrington IVES not In dan
ger. The man whom he killed was in
such . condition Of msudlin drunken
ness. that 10 he we're disposed. 70 vio-
lsncs. hs was absolutely without the
power to commit 1t. The murder was .
eowardly one In every m Of the word.
aud II ever . man deserved TO swing
between Heaven and earth. . warning 10
cowarily asssssins. that man 10 James
Harrington.
II Is stated that this 10 not the first
murder which this man has committed.
but that he has In times past sent four
immortal souls to the presence Of thsir
Mahss with his mnrdsrous bullets. He
Is q disgracs and = terror 10 any COM
munity in which he lives. He is
. man who should be securely
and permanently disposed Of for
the benefit Of humanity 81 large.
This community cannot AFFORD to toll
crate human brutss Of this kind in its
midst. 1t 10 no wonder that the eitizsns
Of Virginia became excited when che
story Of this latest eold-bloodsd murder
was made known. Each man felt that
his life was not worth q moments pur-
chase. SO long Is this man lived and
moved among them. Il Is no wonder
that the old spiri, Of the Vigilance Com.
mittss MAS aroused. 10 10 no wonder
that the Sheriff. with q wholesome fear
Of "G0i /" before his syss. hasisnsd to
smuggls away his prisoner 10 Carson.
and thus secure him from the natural
vengeance Of an outraged community.
But while there 10 nothing to woadsr
at in all this. now that time haa inter
vsnsd. and given opportunity for cool
reasoning upon ths meter. IL Is to DO
hoped that all attempts al an unlawful
revenge will be abandoned. In the ear
lier timss of Nevada ~ also In Califor-
MIA the Vigilance Committee. u not an
absolute necessity. WAS al least . logical
result % tho condition Of society. II
was not surprising then. that the Peo-
pie occasionally took the Law into their
own hands. hut now we have our
courts. ani they are efficient courts.
too. assuring the ~pusishusnt Of this
wretch a. certainly a though he had
been seized ON Saturday night. aud
hanged 70 the first telegraph pole.
There 10 NO doubt Of the extent or ma
turs Of his crime aud justice IL sure TO
be .luarely mstsd ou, to this human
monster. These facts being assured.
no one can honestly recognize the right
Of any committee Of citizens to take
from the courts the power which lsgiti-
mately belongs to thom that OF trying
AMI panishins notorious criminals.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-24

The different County Central Committees are
requested and directed 10 provide for the cleo.
lion Of Delegates In their respective counties.
BY order Of the Committee.
]. L. RrQUA. Chairman.
0EsRaE A. Kno. SECRETARY. jysstd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-24
ANUsENExfs.

ADJUSTMENTS.
CALEDONIA PICNIC
SCOTTISH GAMES.
THE FIRST ANNUAL PICNIC AND
Games Of the
VIRGINIA CALEDONIA CLUB
VIII be held at
Trsadway's Raseh, Carssn CITY,
On SATURDAY, August i9,h, isss.
COME AME, COME A..
The sports Of the day viii b opened By an
old.fsshionsd SCOTCH REEL, music By the
Bsgpipes, aftsr which the following programme
Of games viii b carried outs
1. Throwing heavy hammer. weight 70 pounds.
2. Throwing light hammer. weight II pounds.
8. Putting heavy stone. weight "a pounds.
4. Putting light stone, weight IL pounds.
o. Short rsce-one hundred ysrds-for men,
bsrs Of The Club only.
@. Sack rsce.
Z. stsniing jump.
q. Hop, stsp and jump.
y. Running Jump.
10. Rnnning high leap.
u. Wanting with pole.
II. Tossing the Csbsr.
Is. four.hundred-yard race.
IA. 0hIllie Callum. Cr sword dance,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-24

NEW PATENTS. Through Dewey 4
Co.. Patent Agents. San Francisco. We
receive the following advance list Of
u. y. Patents. granted to Pacific Coast
inventors. viz: Elisha I. Barlow. $.
T.. barrel taps aud faucets; William
playhouse. Boise City, Idaho. lasting
machines; Abraham @. Burlington.
Cambria. Cal. strap hinges; Henry
Canpbsli. S. T.. brackets for holding
lamps; James Root. Woodland, Cal.
churns; Amos c. Springer, S. F., cocks
and faucets; H. Beguelin. successor to
y. farjeon aud Dinkelspiel. 3. f.. ad-
Unstable watch k.ys;T Thomas W. Irving.
Port Madison. W. T., amalsamating
apparatus: Geo. I. Schosnbsrg. s. f.,
Journal boxes: Rsissue-F. A. Hill, San
Lssndro. Cal. gang plows; Samuel
Killsit. (dssigns-two eases) s. f..
center pieces; Lucien Hourist. San Jose.
Cal. lamp e,tipguishsr; orson A. Davis
Sacramento. Cal. bee hives: Joseph
shelby. Mariposa. Cal. saw clamps;
Joseph Enrght. San Jose. Cal. damp
srs for return tubular boilers; Andrew s.
Hallidis. 8. T.. railway tube. AMI cars;
William o. Day. s. T., manufacturing
collins; Ferdinand c. Smith and Charles
L. Smith. Portland, Or. soldering
clamps; Samuel Killstt. ldesigns-thrse
eases) =. T.. center piece.