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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-29
llok's Trust.
New an Anssr % Pity Year, are
Aasess she Trust efTs-aay.


tFrOm the saa Francisoo Post. September ~
James Lick. In his younger days, had
his amour. he vas . young man then,
and nearly fifty years have elapsed since
In Fredericksburg, Lebanon county,
Pennsylvania, he loved and was loved In
return. Parents, however. who always
will step In and prevent tho course Of true
love from running smooth. opposed the
young mans passion and would not hear
OF his marrying. Tho result was James
Lick played Armand 10 the ones Camille.
and In due time he was presented with .
son par Ia MAIN qaneAs. - lively CAL
lie friends say. The boy sprung TO man.
hood and Was. and Is known East a. John
II. Lick. While he was still an urchin
Lick he vent 70 South America and started
In to open that oyster. the world, In Chile.
The boy grew up with his mother, In
Pennsylvania, and having considerable
business talent made money. and In time
became o large shareholder In the Lebanon
Bank. When Lick. leaving Chile.
the land Of "northsrs" earth
auakes. and "chicha." came 70
San Francisco. his son Joined him
and stopped with him for about ten years.
During this period. At some time or other.
me OLD msn ~ w,inus scnhov redseo .ns'
Lick was MS iegiumA'e son. inc pePeln,
however. went Asusy. M 1onn returneu
East. when the suuuen ntoi enevoienee
struck the OLD man u aiu NOT extena 10
his son and u was ! aier great per-
sussion on the part Of the trustees, who
represented that the trust would certainly
be contested |. II did not make some pro-
visions for his relatives. that his boy or
rather man, was put down ior slo.ooo'
Liek.s gilt having bcen unpe Q
out the land naturally e1cind some Atsen-
ton from his son. who Thought mat charity
ought to begin at home. and hunting over
his papers he found. by chance. the very
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-29
W II = 4 y n.
Ma. Franchise Heediam.

BAN fhAscisco, osPv h.aY
,nm. mho In;..t The sou,be9n por,ion 81
az c,,v 90, an the v.r.patb' Tbey pro-
49, horss anil buggy ana b.gan driy.
ina -s,,;ansiv throngS he .trests in tbst
-, ~ ,hs torn. Near tbe corner Of
fiyb,h ami Byrant .treets n crowd Of cit.
-. soii.c,.i anil sndeayored IN cbeck
,h.m when an, of the gang. named Thos.
tI=srrinyton. dreJ three s6ots from 4 re-
,al,,r into The crowd. scattering them.
Theyt then vhippeI mn their borscs and a
.hor, di.t.nc. h.yonI officer Coleman At
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-29
ROrGu ON sAMMY-RouGuHR ON
THE NATION.

Justice Clifford. OF the United States
Circuit Court Of Rhode Island. decided
case the other day which Ia very i'm
portant in its bearings upon the income
tax swindls Of Samuel J. Tilden. Suit
vas brought by the United States 10 re-
v from Rowland q. Hazard $i7.t5i.
that being the amount Of his income In
1868 in excess Of the amount asssssed
and taxed. with 30 per cent. penalty.
The defendant made answsr that be had
allowed the assessor to estimate his in
come. and paid the tax imposed. with
the penalty. The court held that this
was no answer; that every citizen was
hound by the Law to pay . tax on his
entire income for each year during the
operation Of the Law; and that an estin-
ate by the assessor did not hold good A.
ter the actual income had been proven.
For these rsasons Judgment was given
against Rowland @. Hazard in the sum
Of sl7.4Si.
Yesterday the Commissioner OF In-
ternal Revenue forwarded to his sub
ordinates all over the country = letter Of
Instructions. II advises them Of thi.
decision OF Justice Clifford. aud orders
them to bring suit for all dslinqu.nsies
in the income tar In the past. Under
this order Samuel ]. Tilden will in all
probability be cited to appear in court.
and swear to his income during all those
years when he allowed 1t to Be "esti-
mated" at $4,000. It is q well known
faet that In each and every enc OF these
ysars. he received over 500. 900 in fees
All this is very rough ON Sammy. but IL
10 roueher on the American people. II
Is . Disgrace to this nation that in the
centennial year a candidate for Prssi.
dent should be on trial for swindling q
railroad. i,issfar deeper disgrace ,hs,
be should be on trial for perjury. and
swindling the country over which he
sspires to rule.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-29
The Trout Creek Aurdsr Cas-
NEVADA. September 2s.--Evidence
the prosecution In the Trout Creek
CALIFORNIA ITEMS.

~ III
On sunday a~infhooh snc sh,ns,e MN
On Dear Srees, IN .ne oAn'I yia,a mn
tuehty miiss i,om san JOSE 'e,ohs,ns W
ChambsrIsin' heath y Cos OF tne aneho,
NH and Lumper wsie aes.Ioyed
by hre. Nothing was saveu pus tne engine
and boiler. Loss aDou, sxo,vvo. Inc
mill men had oeen IN inc naoiI 81 purnins
sawdn'' every dAy ~ .he sear OF .ne mill
n u J, sapPcssu .ns nnmes eoaimun,'
eaEu 70 .ae o 49, - ~ -oo.," ~.
;.csn, which IA ,tiIl raging. though under
con,rol
r.. :,
san ,Ss au;on =, sn.. al a..
,n.,lan q, mi. cona,x ana =s,,.sS,na n ~
santa Clarn comfy /. .tili icing aVitated.
The people ssem determined 10 Sepsr.te
tbem.else, from us. The reason Of This
determination is that Santa Cru. county
uses this section u the county simply 10
raise = revenue IL pays its share OF bur-
densome taxes and gets no return. The
people want 10 annex themselves TO .
county where the taxes are light and where
all sections get . lair deal.
At LAkeport, Lake county. recently,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-29

Or. result Of the economy" Of the
Democratic House Of Representatives Is
nov becoming apparent. Every officer
and every man in the Navy Department,
net on actual duty. and not actually
needed. has been discharged. and after
doing this the amount Of the ~appropria-
ton for that branch Of our service is
over $1,000. 900 short OF what Is re-
quirsd to satisfy the demands Of the
p~sy-rolls. This is the kind Of "scono-
NY" which Democrats practice rs a
means Of making q campaign document.
They have made the document. Now
let the people read il Alright.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-29
rILDEN n BLAINE.

- Il
We have heretofore referred to the
practice Of Democratic editors In this
State. OF copying their editorials aiaost
bodily from the New York Sun. and
thoroughly exposed the character OF that
trsaohsrous sheet. In order TO establish
our position, and show that our ssser.
ton was not made wildly. We reproduce
the following editorial from . Dem.
oeratie contemporary In Virginia. 1t
appeared last evening:
Al last Ne know Why Mr.. Blaine 10 OPP
posed 70 Tildsn. II u because ata great
crisis In his country's fate he proved an
faithful. and. whom 10 lay bleeding d svsry
pore from wounds By rebel hordss, be
passsd by on the other side" What did
the patriotic Blaine do while this ham
orrhsgs wss going onf He vS drafted.
OF courss no rushed against the rebel
hordssf Not much. He hired . sub
stitute. and gave him . safe place IN !
Provost Narshai's once ~ Augusta
The following appeared In the Sun OF
September goth. which reached vir-
ginia City on Wednesday. The Initial
ligsnt reader with . tendency to oom-
p~arison. not only Of sentiments. but
words, will discover remarkable aim
ilarity In the two editorials:
81 am opposed TO Mr.. Tiidsn." said
Blaine a. Bo.ion: '.b.eauss At. great sr,sis
- ~ ~ la, hi.sd,pS A. every pore
from wounds by rebel hordes be passsd by
ON the other side" when uhas eountiy
nv rehsi hosiss'" Blame happened 70 be
drafted. VI courss be rushed 81 once 70
nurl oaen sss isS,. sosu's mo or
mo-: he hired An sble-bodisd subsa,uls.
and provided him with . .of,.cushioned
mar IN 'ns rfo'''' A '
n.wuu.a.....u
-. -, q. -.
80. ,.,,,- nm
ON /, .,ros,rs An. mi.er,hl. ,nb,srfus,
h.-.,.s n. 4. ,-~,n, ., CO., :. ain,
MN : %, ,..o,, ., R,,in. nobody
vonia h.,. oonnl.,n.a. I'm, mi. would
NO, h.v. .n,,.d ,h. D.moc,.tc n.,,,.
s,o,s, -,,rnd.,noh,,. a.. ann. 10 fsl
h.,n,,... .na ~ n,o,. An. h.,u,....
n... n, Nj. nm. y. p,ono.. 10 s.v
word .hou, m. var record. Of ssmus,
! TIA, .,a J.m.. a Bi.ins-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-29

srE n.
I.ssr.sus.sl Riae sheesing.

b8608e4 INV
WASHINGTON. September 2s.-ln the
shooting Of Benning Station to-day the
Irish team scored 1856 out Of apossiblo
coo; tho Scotch 29G out Of possible Of
SIS the Australian III out Of . possible
$50. and the Americans 3S3 out Of . posi-
bio 525. The teams average: Irish. GOV I;
Scotch, 59S Australian. 5sh; the Ameri-
can 81 ST. Miner leads the Irish team In
the two days shooting. having scored 40
at the 500 yards and 81 at the 300 yards.
10 Menzies' Of the Scotch. 30 at 800 yards
and ca ii 300 yards, and Blsde. the Aus
traliAn, with 45 at 800 yards and 50 at 300.
The shooting will conclude ON Saturday.
September 30th. firing at 1000 yards.
after which the prizes for members max.
ing the highest score in the three days
firing OF each OF the foreign teams will be
awarded.
CHICAGO. September ga Tritsae
Washington special says The rife teams
had . magnificent September day Tor
shooting. and the crowd was larger than
on Tuesday. There 10 much dissppoint-
ment because the rihemen have deter
mined not 10 shoot by teams but by indi-
viduals. which decision was reached BE-
cause Il was impossible 10 induce all the
members Of the different leans " come.
Two members VI the Australian team left
for home Yesterday. via nan Francisco.
Other members Of the foreign leans were
unwilling 10 spend their time here, and
Major Fulton was obliged 70 select indi'
yiduals. The American team itself Is
partly represented by reserves.
-..-... 4. ~, rua...
a.".--. "a : ,u,or
loss' p,a.iaa. -,,,,an hx M
s.ns s,ana. =, In,.rnsI Rsrsnns TO-DAY,
e Nm M sn...,I.S y, one. A. All tbs nrin.
VIII y uor.aeueS 1arn., pa.snna +,
eiPai neuas a.. in,nnr,.n, ,,scision a,
aa',-es .n,nn nTi.s;o, Co.., In Rho,Is
the oniru 1.A.s r,u.e .h' nas.on.
Who male no income return but allowed
Internal Revenue Agents To assess their
income tai previous TO ls72 with fifty per
cent. penalty. are still liable TO the Gov
eminent where u Can DO proved that their
income exceeded the sum on which they
paid the tar. and instructs them 10 insti-
tute suits for the purpose Of recovering the
amounts withheld. In accordance with
thsse instructions. IL 10 expected that suit
will bs speedily begun against Tilden In
New York, although the Commissions
states that the letter has no special REFER
ence 10 his case.
,.x... ... mi.
Nrw youx. s.nt.mber os.-A Tine, In.
H.. .n..i.I .ts,.s that every merry, II
being elertel by the Democrats to carry
InJis,.. Colonir Of p~lug.uglies are being
drawn from MARYLAND, New York, Ken.
tncly and other State,. and other enor-
r,ons tr.uJs are coptrmnlated. A meeting
~ h,,u. Union soldier win soou be- held
~ ,sSS.i1 ~ m. Democr,t.'
r.. wss,s,n tslsvr,m nrsdiet. Thai
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-29
A WORD TO LYON COUNTY.


The Republican County Convention
Of Lyon county will assemble in Day
ton tomorrow. The delegates should
b careful not to underestimate the work
before II. Many . battle has been lost
BY too much confidence in the loser
Tho victory Of Republicans in the
national election may b considered as
reasonably certain. II 10 not so certain
In the State Of Nevada. We believe
that the State can be carried. but te
carry II hard work must be done. and
done. too. In the interests Of good men
men In whom the people have con-
ndsnee. II the Lyon County Conven'
ton does its duty aud nominates such
men they will BE- elected. Let the del
sgates remember this and see to it that
they act solely with ar eye to success in
November.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-29
SETTLE UP FORTHWITH.

M PRlNRENBEfuE HAVING RETIRED
LII. nom bushes. on account Of ~ health,
and being about 20 leave Gold Hill, calls upon
ali those Ildebtei 20 him TO come and settle
Immediately, 20 - 10 enable him 10 leave o.
room - possible
Mr. tRANKKNHuMlR PROPOSES leaving
directly sfter the nnt OF October pay-dsys, md
all indebted 10 him who do not cone forward
promptly and settle will be left 70 the tender
msrefes Of Q legal ofhcer or collector. ssitf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-29
CARSON ITEMS.

The following items Of interestaro taken
from this mornings appeal
A proclamation has been issued by act
ing Governor Adams Offering ono hundred
dollars reward for the conviction Of any
person guilty Of . misdemeanor under the
State Election Act. and two hundred dol.
lars for the arrest and conviction Of any
person guilty Of . felony. In violation Of
the said Act. The proclamation sets forth
that the above rewards will be paid until
the aggregate amount reaches $4,000.
BY "misdemeanor" we suppose betting
upon the election 10 meant; "felony "
covers the moro serious accusations Of
bribery. perjury. double voting. and the
like.
Rev. Mr.. Hammond having been ap-
pointed by the Methodist Conference re-
Gently In session, as resident minister In
Carson. has removed with his family here
and now occupies the Methodist parson-
age and has taken charge Of tho Methodist
Church In this place. Rev. Mr.. Tevis, re-
Gently In charge Of that church. and whose
time has expired. 10 reported ~ eontem.
plating . removal next week 10 tho East
ern States.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-29
MARRIED.

ROW .BIRcH-In Virginia. September .. at
Kelvty. Thomas Rov, 70 Miss G. W. birch.
oYLE-1n virsinia, sept,m.
Der ~. James Flew.iler TO Msry Doyle.
ALBREsTH-PUTNAM - In carson, sep-
tet her n. By Rev. A. II. Tsyts. Mr.. John ".
Ca'breaih 10 Mrs. Louisa u. Putnam.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-29
BORN.

PHILIPPE In Gold HIi. September n, 70 the
wife 81 Edward Phillips. . daughter.
PLATT- In Virginia. September %. 10 the
wife Of San Plait, . son.
LEHiGH-At the Condor Mil. Lincoln county
son,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-29

Arouxo Enelishmsn 1t simia has ab-
jursd Christianity and become . Hindoo
In religion.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-29

A Doc won In . swimming match with
. man at Hsrndsn. England.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-29
DIED.

0RENNAN-In Virginia, September %, John
Grsnnan. anstivs Of ireland, Ned about %
McGUINrERs-In Virginia, September .,
Michael Mc0uinters. seed y ysars. . native
Of Bangor Maine.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-29

The charges against Anthony. Repub.
lican candidate for Governor Of Kansas
have been completely exploded.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-29
NEW TO-DAY.
IIsT Or UNCLAIMED LETIERs

DExArNrNa IN THE PosTorFIcE AT
rs Gold Hin, Storey county, Nsveda. Sep
timber q, 1876. II not called Tor within one
month they will be sent 10 the Dead Letter
OA--. ~. .hln0fan n.0t
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-29

JOHN ID. LIE says IL he goes to the
scsffold he has forty sons Who will fol.
low the witness that convicted him and
camp upon their graves.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-29

Pno,. NrwxIs .a!s that b. i. still a
pure Thsist. that tho Unitarians exact
no creed at all. and that no does not
grudge the sincere honor which they
pay to Jesus Christ, though he cannot
on historical grounds wholly vindicats Il.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-29

Tur eccentric King Louis. OF Bavaria,
lives by himself on an accessible noun
tain. and will not allow visitors to sven
approach his residence. Louis is prob
ably crazy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-29
vrHsniA, September IS, 1876.

WANNA, September %, 1916
To MEssRs. vARxHr. ErLLs. TAitos, DEL
LrrIASr. LYONS. LIspsAr and hers-oenu
men, I have the pleasure 10 s~ehnovledss inc
receipt of your dstterins tsndsr Of . dedieatioa
concert and bali, 20 tais pisos 81 my new BAL;
srstenily accept your i,nd 05sr; sD a., WI "
o .tobsf next, a. the most con'sn'sn' Vine
Tssniips you sincerely for this nark OF yoaf
sporo6stion 4 rsmain yoar obsdisnt servant.
s.ss6 III. COOPER.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-29

am here permanently established. am sell.
ing goods ~ low - anybody IN tbis State. and
will ssll sven lower n ! zee ~.
~ No house shall undefssll mo.
an A. COIN.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-03-31
List OF Patents.

fseued to Inventors Of Ohio, for the week
e1dfng. Marchs -, 1875, and dated March 25,
ls7e. Furnished this paper by Cox 4 Cox, So
ncitofs OF Patents, Washington, d. c.
S. Adams, Wheel Plows Medina; J..
Bowsheld, Protecting Wooden Buckets,
transportation; N. Hill, Land Harrow,
Eorwslk; A. Munson, Music Portfolios,
GAINESVILLE; w. North, Vent Spigots and
Pumps, Cleveland; A. Haerle, Tank Fill
ers, Cincinnati; W. Frissler, PloW Points,
Cleveland; P. Werum, Stryker; ]. Wes-
ton, Lightning Rods, Cincinnati; G. Wilde,
Thrsshing Machine Spikes, Canton; ].
Gold, Cloth Measure, Washington, @. q. (;
3. Handrahan, Self Operating Hatehways,
Cincinnati ]. johnson, Curtain Fixtures; |;
8. Kushe, catamenial Sacks; ]. Rhodes,
car DrsW Boxes, Cleveland. q. Tessyman,
Valve Gear. Springfield; C. Walter, Gear
Gutter for Metal 1athes, Cincinnati; s.
Williams, Washing Machine, Genoa; A.
Yost, Oh Cup for Journals, Somerset.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-03-31
OUR NEW YORK LETTER.
DreE's sFRiIure-Judge Barrett--a q euts
-PoliticaI-A Centennial B1under-
A Sad 100

DREw's FAILURE iH s9D i
Reaches out a long way, and is making
trouble all around. A great many years
ago he endowed several seminsries by
giving his note for large amount, the in
terest on which would be sufficient to main
tain them. 1t was understood that the
principal was never to be paid, and Che bene-
factions were put in the form Of notes, that
in the event Of his death they might become
charges on his estate. The Drew Seminary
in Piainheld, N. J., held his note for $780,
600, the interest being about s17, 900, which
he always paid promptly. Now that Bro.
Drew has gene under, the notes are worth
Just what the paper weighs, and the semin-
aries are mourning. They have nothing
whatever to run on, and are as hard up as
Drew himself. Hereafter they win pfoba-
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-03-31

The Ohio Sabbath School Union VIII hold
its seventeenth annual convention in Day
ton, on June 6, snds.
Mr.. Morrison's Committee are wrestling
with the new Tariff bill, with fair pros
peet Of mastering the troublesome customer
in the course of human events. On the
subject Of tobacco in its various forms the
Committee have agreed upon decided m
crease of the duty.
There are, apprehensions .Of a disastrous
overflow Of the Mississippi. On the 9th,
the water was within nine inches Of the
danger line, and steadily rising. At Dew
n,s Elbow, 40 miles above Memphis, it eui
through neck, shortening the river some
fifteen or twenty miles.
Henceforth themanly andcourageOus pas
time of wife-beating win be attended witt
some unpleasant consequences in osilfor
mia. Gov. Paeheco the other day affixed
his signature Of approval to the act which
provides that men found guilty OF we
beating shall be publicly whipped.
Farmers in Central Illinois continue 70
suffer severe losses by the hog cholera. The
yavaoes Of disease. together with the ex-
treme difficulty attending the marketing
Of the hog product by reason Of the mild
winter weather and the bad condition Of
country roads, have made the winter Of
1s75-'7e one Of unusual disaster to pork
producers.
The election in Connecticut comes off on
Monday next, and the result viii be watch
ed with deep interest. No less than foul
parties are in the feld-the Republicans,
Democrats, Prohibitionists, and the infa-
tionist repudiators of the regular Demo
cratic nominations All the parties are
working hard, the Republicans and Demo
Gratis both protesting confidence in theil
success.
The latest theory in regard to the shower
of flesh that fell in KY, lately, is that some
sausage factory over in Cincinnati, must have
blown up and the prevailing northeast wind
waited the cloud across the river. The
various material used in these factories ac-
counts hetrouble Of the Kentucky butch
er who tasted some of the meat in fixing
its character and the particular animal il
belonged to.
There have been tremendous and dis
tructiye floods on the Connecticut river
and many bridges and dams swept away
Those mills not damaged and, therefore
stopped by the floods, are compelled tc
stop on account Of high water. The river
all along the Connecticut and other valleys
are unpreoedentedly high. On the 9th
the water in the Merrimac was Al #. above
the dam at Lawrence, and though the riv
er had fallen four inchesat noon, still high
er water was predicted.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-03-31

keeping his watch all the wild night in the
darkness by her side. The spectacle was
seen by thousands, hurrying to their work
the next morning, and commented on
severely, bat no one dared to meddle with
the body, against the law. It is thought
the woman was pushed or blown from the
dock, on her way home, in the gale of Mon
day.
BUSINESS
Has been trife better this week. There
are great many Western and Southern
merchants in the city, and they are buying
with tolerable freedom. The trade IS moth
ing like that of former years, but as com
pared with the utter stagnation of the last
twelve months, it's good May it continue
to improve. Expenses are decreasing every
day, and there is a better feeling. PIETRo
New York, March %, 1876.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-03-31
state Convention.

The gentlemen placed in nomination for
State officers at the State Convention on
Wednesday last, were, Milton F. Barnes,
of Gurnsey, for Secretary of State.
W. W. Boynton, Of Lorain for Supreme
Judge.
J. G. Evans, of Delaware, for Member of
Board of Public Works.
Delegates-at-large and alternates were,
Messrs. B. F. Wade, ex-Gov. Hayes, ]. W.
Keifer and W. h. Upson, delegates, and
Messrs. Craighead, Wagner, Grosvener
and Weitzel, alternates.
Presidential Electors-at-large- Aaron F.
Perry, of Hamilton, and E. H. Bohm, Of
Cuyahoga.
The platform viii be given next week.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-03-31
PUBLIC SALE.

/ He undersigned will offer forr
Of Angelica La Grange, deceased, on I7
SATURDAY, THE lst DAY OF APRIL. ls7a
the goods and chattels Of said deceased: con.
sistfng in part OF, -Four Horses, One COW. one
three-y yeaf-old Helfers about Thirty-nye
Sheep, Two Hogs, Thirty Sap Buckets, One
Harnesses, Hoes, a qranty of'WheaE Oats,
Corn aud Potatoes, O lot OF Household
Goods; besides various other articles too nu-
merous 70 mention.
sale 20 commence att O'Clock A. N. ii-
TERAfs.-Purchases amounting to 50 or less,
cash. above that sum, notes at six months
with approved security.
1850 SAMUEL NEWTON,
plymouth, Mar. 8, 1873 administrator.