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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-15

my VIRTUE or An xxxCuTIoN. 4 DR.
IS crre Of Court, and In order Of sals. u.
ss,rd out a the Dtsertes Court Of The Third
judicial pisszts!. Y snd ios lss COgsty g
fTrciosurr ana ssls Of certain ncsseaeed
prvmipce hereinafter describcd dated the 9th
day az Novsmbeg. a. D. loS0. upon tud9.
msns rendered In said Court ON the 31th day
OF November. A. y. 1S7e, end - ma dfrvctra
4 3. isss. in favor Of 0livian Pcssss. plain.
iii, and against @. @. FIsh. defendant, to
satisfy certain decree of foreclosure IN this
action for the sum Of Fuur Hundred and
Eiehty.two 81. 100 tAs9.Sel Dcllan with inter.
lars from this date a the rate n ~ pef cent.
per month until paid, icr so counsel feee. for
$Ss IS costs Of this action, for S6.7O sceSuine
costs and for coete that may eccrue. have
the LIST day Of December. A. y. Isis. levied
upon and taken BY virtue Of said execution.
plant, & wit: Commcncine q Tie southeast
curner Of W. u. Gates lot On Tie south side
Of Main street. Dayton. and runntha theAce
south Is deg. 80 min. cat 50 fest 20 Thomss
smiths orthwest corner, thence south 10
deg, east $50 feet. thence south - deg, west
~ feet. thence north ~ deg. west $50 feet 70
the place Of beginning: and bcis On the scuth
side OF Main tr~et In eaid town Of Dayton,
aud the same premises once cccupeed BY
Thomas smith. decessed. together with ali
ana angular she teneuseuts ssu uefesass&nseHss
and apperttnances thereto belonging or In
anywipc appertaining
Notice IL hereby given that on aATuRDAY.
2sd day of December, A. d. 1919. ~ the boar
Of IL CLOCK NJ. OF said day in front Of Tie
Court House door In the town OF paytoH.
County Of Lyon, state Of Nevada, viii ofer
for sale the above described property st pub-
lie auction 10 the highest and beat bidder for
cash ia United States gold coin to sattsfv sAid
Judgment. interest, attorneys fets, costs and
sccruing costa.
n. A. COOKE.
Sheriff Of Lyon County.
Dayton. Dec. !. lss6.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-15

We have in stock. of onr evn MANUFACTURE
,cssa rnlis EXTRA Ratner Roofing at cents
Der square foot for we will furnish kaoar
Rooans. Nails. Caps and sisie Paint TOT IN
entire new roof at A. cents per sqnsre ao..,
$40 rolls a-ply rarred seonne Felt u Ia
cents per square foot
Spt rolls plv rarrei Roofing Felt, At ~
cents per square foot.
NJ rolls Tarr~ai Sheathing. at cent per
saa gallons hne Enamel Paint. mixed reafy
for uss. on iaside or outside work, AZ " Per
SEMI for sample ard Of eelors. All orders
,nuss be accompanied with the nseney OK - "a.
factory city references. Ne soeda sa'Pps'
). O. D. unless exprcss charges sre euafsa'
teed.
sample orders solicited
X. Y. Slate Paint Company,
foa h ioa MAIDEN LANE New York.
seps-sin
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-15
NOTICE TO coo WNER 5.
To Albert 5. Johnston:

yuNHE UNDERSIGNED. co-oWNERS OF
the Times i~dse. situated In Devils Gate
and chinatown Mining pistrtet, hereby give
notice ,aai we have expanded ana caused TO
be expended the SUN O. 81 .sul Fifteen Hun
drea Dollars. L. s gold coin. for labor and
supplies: THAI the proportion az the said ex-
p@uaitures ~ .s.aie aforesaid due from you
amount 10 $50. You are further noiined
sAst in case you fail or refuse - pay said
amount due - your proportion of such etpen'
ditnre, 10 the updersigne in SILVER City. Ne
vsda. on 90 before the expiration of ninety
days tren the hrst publication u this notice.
yoar iu.srrsl In the said Tiuaes claim aud
ledge Will. In accordance with an Act Of Con-
ers-ss. Q tstieSi. An Act 90 promote the de-
sslepneai OF the mining Resources OF the
Omitted States. spravcd nay ~. II q. De-
come tho preperty OF the Undersigned CO.
owners, who made and authorized the above
expenditures On sAid claim during tins years
1878 ane trse.s Ft%
JAS, MsAFkE
z KENYON.
H. fuNfECILl.A.
G. HEckES.
Silver City. Nor Nov. Is. is.s.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-15

rLAs6ow GOLD AND SILVER MINING
II Company Location OF principal place
OF business San Francisco. Caliiornia-Loca-
tion OF works. DEVILS Gate District. AVON
county, Nevada--Not ce il hereby given. that
IT meeting of the Board of Directors. held
on the 9Th day OF January. lSI6. an assessment
mo ~ OF Fifteen Cents per share Was levied
upon the capital stock Of tie Corporation,
payable Immediately in United Stats gold
coin. to the Secretary. at the office of the Com
pany. $50 Pine street Room ID and 81, San
Francisco. Cal Any stock upon which this
assessment shall reni.in unpaid on the 10th
Of January, lsa7, will be delinquent. aud ad-
vertised for sale at pubic auction: and unless
pa, ment is made hefure will I've sold At the
ottice OF the Company. nj O'Clock p. A., on
WEDNESDAY, the Sist day Of January. 1877.
10 pay the delinquent assessment, tcgeth'r
W IA costs o. advertising and expenses of sale.
BY order of the Bosri of pirectcrSA
JOHN A. RElCHEkT. Secy.
ofice--Sso Pine street, Reom ~ aud Il, San
Francisco, Cal.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-15
LYON COUNTY TINES.
PROTECT YOUR BUILDINGS
which mag be dcne with eussoerth me
usual expense by usine The
PATENT SLATE PAINT,
MIXED READY roR uaR.
MIXED READY roR uaR.

-,prpnoor .ArHR-PRooF. DrRA.
HE economical and ornAneosai
,o,f NAV be covered with very cheap
sAinyl.- ana oy application OF this SLATE oe
oa.ie 20 last from 10 70 % year, otd ro WI
can he PATCHED and coated. looking tnuen ovs-
ter and LASTING Longer sT rHInp The Sosr OF
RE-SHlNGIsINa. The expense OF siaens me-
.hin5les "A only about the cc<s o. SIMPLY sG.
fns them The paint Is FiRx-fhoot sk. ~.
spsrks or dying embers, a. NAV ps easy r We
I'd by snyone. IT Sroes ~ nAe =
=. ns.t ca. tracts By cold. AMI Nxvxn csAcNs
~, se,Ies. Roofs cssvered with Tsfseeetnins
r.lt r.n te made water-tt AZ . Small eA-
,,.nse aud preserved for many ySAs' raAs
sl.se Pain, il EXTREMELY Chs.Af, W.
Gallons wfll cover haufsed sqaAro ~
$500. r,,nf while on TN, iron, fels. mate he'd
S-.rSs az any smcoth surface, from TWO
cn.rtS n, one gallon are required 10 iN sqaAre
~. :, snrfsce. and although the Paint has
hssxy s,dy Il IL easily applied wata . brush
No TAR IA USED IN THIS COMPOSITION,
Therefore IL neither cracks in Winter nor runs
IN summer. On dccSyed shingles II nns W
-. 49, .ns rores. and gives u new saestan-
tai roof that will last fog yesr, CURED O,
~.rrexi shinsles it brings 10 their places and
saens them ther, II nils up all hotes IN fet
,c,,txe Sims the leaks and aithcuSh . allow
arxer. rstn aoet ues aGect Il tew houfs AWI
.rn,ytrs A. nearly eli paints thai srs oissk
cor,sln rAs. be sare you obtain our sxSSl ,sn
.r,sc,~. vh,cA tfor shinSls rootsl is Cho.o-
LATE COLOR. when arst applied, enaasies
IA .bcut menth 10 uniform slate Color nna
A 10 ali intents and pus peses si-Afk' oA -
ROOFS oar red color is usually preteffea. -
one Goa, is equal TO ave of Any ordinary psins,
ror BRICK MALLS eur sRiarr RED Is the only
reliable slate Paint ever tntE'dueed taat VII
efsectusily prevent danpness from penesta'-
inS and aiscolorine the plaster, These pslnss
: n-i,s,irs coat on Hne buildings. Oar
cniy co.ors are CHOCOLATE. Rxp, BRisHT RKn
osd oRAxaE-
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-15

SouTH END MINING COMPANY - To-
- cation O; principal place of business, san
Francisco, California Location OF works.
Devils Gate Mining District Lyon County,
Nevadx Notice IL hereby given, that ~ .
meeting Of the Board of Directors, held ON
the I'D day of November. lsf6. Al assessment
tNo. u Of Twenty ccnts t2oel per share Was
levied arun the capital stock CT the corpora
tion. payable Immediately In United States
gold c in. to the Secretary, a, the oiaee OF the
Company, ais siiiornia street, san Frau
cisco, California Any stock upen which this
assessment sAai remain nnpsid on the 2sth
day OF December. 1876, viii be delinquent,
and advertised for sale q; public auction. and
unless payment j. made before will he sold
on MONDAY the Fifteenth tlahl day OF Jan
nary, iss7, 10 pay the delinquent assessment,
together with costs of advertising and eApen-
sos Of sale.
BY order Of the Board o Directors.
J W. CiARh. Sec'y.
oihce-Roem No. .. ais California street, San
Francisco, California.
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UygIE coNsoIIpArEp MINING COM.

ENRIE CONSOLIDATED MINING CON-
Ia pany-Lcestfon of principal place OF
business. san Francisco. Caiisornis Loca-
,ioa Of works, DEVILS Gate District. Lyon
County. New. Notice Is hereby given. that
Il = NEE log u the Dir,ctors held on the 10Th
iay OF Noy.snb !, 1876, an assessment 10, u
q: Ten Gents liocl pr share vas levied uroa
tae capital stock u; the corporation. rsyaele
immediately Ia United stai,s g,id coin. the
- cretary IT the Office o, t.~ Compsny. $50
Pine street. san Francisco, California. Any
stock upon which this assessment shall re
main unpaid ON the s6,n day Of December.
1875. will be delinquent, and advertised for
sale at public auction. and un' ess payment ia
made before viii he sold On MONDAY. the
I'D day u January, ls... 10 pay the aclin-
qaeit ssscssMsn;. tosethsr wiiA the Goats o.
advertising and expenses Of sale.
J. l. fIELns. Sco'y.
ofhee- Ne. $50 Pine street. san frAneiseo.
California
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-15

| DELINQUENT TAX NOTICE
+, Notice to the Delinquent Taxpayers
OF LYON COUNTY
vt rrcR II aERKRY GIVEN. THAT TIE
~ delinquent list for the
Fiscal Year Ending Dec. II, 1879,
Has been deposited with the Dis.rie. Or PrOss.
cutting Attorney, and unless The
DELINQUENT TAKES
Therein specified are psid to the Treasurer.
certificate Of the Auditos|.
Within 20 Days from Date Hereof,
Action will be commenced BY the said Dis
trict OF Prosecuting Attorney for the
Collection Of said Taxes and
Costs.
z. r. GlLPlN,
COUNTY AUDITOR.
Dayton. Lyon County. Nov. ~. 1875.
Summer Tourists Resort +!
John McKinney's, Lake Tahoe.
VYVHE CHEAPEST AND BEST PLACE FOR
~ families to pass the heated term. steam.
er. arrive and depart from Mchinney's twice
daily. THIS 10 acknowledged 10 be the
Best Fishing Grounds on the Lake!
BOATS AND FISHING TACKLE FREE
Everything In good style and Al prices with
in the reach Of all. Give me call.
Wins JOHN MCKINNEY.
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PosTPoNEMkNT.

The date on which Assessment No. I Of the
Atlantic Consolidated Mining Company Will
b~oone delinquent Is hereby postponed till
the rwENTY.fHiRp OF December. 1870, and
the sale of Delinquent; stoek will take place on
the TWENTY sftsOSb OF January. lsss.
.Byoeder of che Board OF pireotanH.
PErEE BoBERTsoN. secy.
Room 6s. $50. Psps street. Ssn Francisco. Cali.
forniA.
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CULVER CITY MINING coxpASy-Io

SILvER CITY MINING CoMPASY-I.o.
- cation " principal place Of business. san
Frsnctsea. Califoruis - Lscshon OF works.
p~sas Gale pisirset. Lyaa County. Ne
vsda - Notice 10 hsrcby gwen. that at q
meeting of the Trustees Of sssd company. held
GA the 10th Of November. 1875. an assessment
NE. u ~ twenty ave csnts per share was
levied upon the capital ksoci of the corpora
tton. pes shic immediately In gold eain Of the
United sssses, 70 the Secretary. At the once
Of the rompany. No. ~ MONTGOMERY
street. san Francts~o. Any stock upoD which
this ASSESSMENT shall remain unpaid 90 the sad
day ~ December 1874. will be deiinqu~ns. and
advertised for sale 81 public aactsnn: aud
unles~ payment Is made before viii be soid
On THURSDAY, the nth day Of January
1877. 10 pay The delinquent assessment. tnseth-
o. with eosss II advertising md expense Of
sale.
By order Of the Board Of Direcscss
ALFRED K DukBRow. See'y.
ofHee--koo No, 50 Nevada III oh, ~
MassopaHsy street. Zen Francisco. California
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AMAzoN CONSOLIDATED MINING

4 MAzoN CONSOLIDATED MINING
"A Coppany-l~~cAtion OF principal place
vi oasiress san Francisco. Csiffofnia-l,oca.
ton of works. Devils Gate Mining District,
Lyon County, Nevada, 80 Notice is hereby
given. that at meeting Of the Beard of Dfrec-
tors. held OH the 10Th aav OF November. 1876.
an assessment no. ~ Of twenty Cents tncl
per share was levied upon the capital stock
Of tie corporxtson, payable immediately In
United States gold coin TO the Secretary At the
cffice of the Company. $50 Pine street. Rooms
~ and Al. San Francisco California, ANY
stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on the 9TH day OF January. ls76.
will be delinquent, and advertised ter sale at
paelie auction; and unlses payment Is made
before will be sold on THURSDAY the asth
day of January. 1876, a one o'ciock H.. to
pay the delinquent assessment. together with
costs OF advertising aud expt nses of sale
by order uf the Board OF Directors,
JOHN A RElCAERT, Sec'y.
of,iee-sso Pine street Rooms ~ and "a. san
Francisco, California.
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a TLANTIc CONSOLIDATED MINING
N Campany--Lucation of prsncipa! place
o; business. sAn Francisco. California. oca-
tion cf verk,. Dcvil's Gate District. Storey
and Lyon Counties. Nesada. - Notice Is
hereby given that AZ meeting o the Tras-
tees q said company held CO the 10th day
Of October. 1879. al assessment Nc ~ of 3s
Ceats per shsre Was levied uposa the capital
stock u the corporation, payable Immediately
ia United States gold eoin. 10 the Secretary
at the Office Of the company. NJ, ao Pane
street. Room No 81. Gan frxBcfsco. Cali.
;orn,s. And any stock upon which this
Asses~nen, shall remain unpaid IN the TWEEN.
ii-th taota day OF November. 1875,
will be deemed delinquent and will be duly
advertised far sale Il public sasdou. aud VI.
less payment is made before Will b, scid on
TUESDAY, the Nineteenth day Of Deem.
Der, sic. 10 pas delinquent assessment. To-
geiee with costs Of adAertisins and eapr nscs
of 10. nftYs. .3A Fs3Et
order Of th Boar Of Directors.
PEIEn ROB EfsoN. SECRETARY.
ofiee-Room 81, No. SO Pine street. san
Francisco, California.
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OfFtCE-NO. los SOUTH STREET.
II YEIN0 AND CLEANING OF GLOVES.
IL sha~ls. furs. Feathers. flanaeis. etc,
Ladies' aud q, ntienens clothing cleaned
without shri, k,ns. All goods not called fex
In thirty days viii b. sold.
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- n. MONTGOMERY MINING CON.
II . PAW. The annual meeting Of the
abovs n.sse1 CosnpAny for the slsceioa Of
other blsinses - may eusns esfose the meet
lag. will b. held q the ofAcs 81 tae company
corner OF Main end R~sAiums sereets, Gold
NIL, H1orey county, New. % December sth.
lsss. q o'cloek p. ~
BY order ~ the TruuoeeaA
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what it had cost the House months to
digest, consider and pass. They fell
upon the bill in hot haste and so dis
figured and deformed it that its very
father did not know it. Instead of
being bene6cent measure it is most
positively mischievous." . = = cit now
creates. money, and by its very terms
declares it deprecated currency. It
makes two classes of money-one for
the banks and brokers, and another for
the people. 1t discriminates between
the rights Of different classes Of credi-
tors, allowing the rich capitalist to de-
mand gold, and compelling the ordina-
~ lender of money on individual secu-
rity, to receive notes which the Gev-
eminent has purposely discredited.''
Senator Wilson afterwards Vice
President,) took the same view. He
said (see Congressional Globe, End ses
sion, 37th Congress, page 1897: 81
look upon this contest as contest be-
tween the curbstone brokers, the Jew
brokers, the money changers, the men
who speculate in stocks, and the pro-
ductive toiling men of our country
The change in the measure, brought
about by the bullion brokers and bank
ers who persuaded the Senate, has been
the means of robbing the people Of
thousands of millions of dollars and put
ting them into the pockets of 'sbloated
spectators" This robbery exceeds in
amount the whole public debt. Every
disaster to our armies in the field fur
nished new and rich harvest for their
operations. The worse the calamities
of the war, the higher they could send
the premium on gold. From that mo-
ment to the present the more they
could discredit the peoples money
the greenback- greater the prof
its. The prophecy of Thaddeus Ste
vens has been fulfilled to the letter.
The next in the series of measures
concocted by the same money power,
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language he could employ. He charac.
terized it as swindle upon the tax.
payers of the country, who were al.
reaey staggering under the burden OF
taxation, and charged upon the authors
of the measure the dishonest purpose
of practically increasing the debt for
the exclusive benefit Of ssbloated spec.
ulators." Stevens, the brave and true
friend Of the oppressed, died shortly
after he recorded his protest against
this gigantic swindle. On the 18th day
Of March, 1869, Just fifteen days after
the Inauguration of President Grant,
the bill had passed both branches OF
Congress, and the President promptly
signed it This crime against the PEG
pie, Of stupendous magnitude, and far
reaching III its results, was perpetrated
by the money power.
Then followed. soon after, the pas
sage of the funding bill, the object Of
which was two-fold. First, to avoid
the consequences of possible repeal Of
49, gnu OAlAs LCAAASSk1k INC uOtuIIs ?
Of the ssfive-twenties' to the greenback
payment Of their bonds Second, to
place the bondbolder beyond the reach
Of federal taxation.
All the securities Of the United
States were exempt from State and
municipal taxation, but not from Fed
eral- The sentiment was beginning to
to prevail that the holder of bonds
ought, in justice, to contribute some
what toward paying pensions, and other
resultant expenses Of the war
Public expression If this opinion had
been given in political conventions d
both the great PARTIES
The State Repsblican convsntion 81
Ohio, n 1865, had unaninously rssol
ved ssThst juatiss and sosnd osic ~
quiae III Il pEoperty u svssy eitsn
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The Anti-AEOnop0list.

tered into and formed part of our cir
culating medium, performing the func-
ton of money. So that in 1865, at the
close of the war, the circulating medi-
UNI amounted to twenty-one hundred
millions Of dollars. In 1875, ten years
thereafter, we learn from official sourc-
es, that the entire circulating medium
was seven hundred and sixty millions
of dollars, or an actual contraction in
ten years of thirteen hundred millions,
or nearly two-thirds Of the whole
amount.
Stating it in another form: In 1865,
estimating our population at thirty six
millions, we had circulation of about
$5S per head; in 1875, with popula-
ton of forty-tive millions, we had a cir
culation of about $l5 per head.
What have been the results Of this
enormous contraction? Let the rich
capitalists and holders of Government
securities, whose fortunes have been
more than doubled, and the active bus
mess men and producers of wealth who
have been plunged into the vortex Of
bankruptcy, or brought to its verge,
furnish the answer!
While this process Of contraction Of
the circulating medium was in pro-
gress, and when all productive indus.
tries were being smitten with paralysis,
the large bondholders conceived an.
other plan Of approaching the purchas-
ing power of their bonds. Under the
pretence Of STRENGTHENING the public
credit" (when it needed no such tonic
in 1868 they besieged Congress to pass
a law that all the bonds Of Government
should be paid in coin. The larger part
of the bonded indebtness was payable
according to the letter and spirit of the
laws creating it, in legal tenders OF
greenbacks.
Thaddeus Stevens, the author of the
low under which the 5-2Os were issued
denounced the scheme in the strongest
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and enacted into the form of law, was
the \ nal Banking system. Com
binations Of bondholders are author
lied to supplyA currency for the peo-
pie. They leave their bonds with the
Government as a pledge that their is
sues shall be redeemed. They receive
a gold interest semi-annually on these
bonds, and ninety per cent. on their
par value in notes which pretend to be
money. and are issued Ill the exclusive
interest of the bank monopoly.
The enormous profits which have &C
erued to the National bankers have
been fully exhibited, and prove the wis
dom and cunning of the orginators Of
the scheme. and In corresponding de-
gree the ruinous consequences to the
business interests of the country. There
is not in the whole system one feature
to save it from the execrations of the
producing classes.
The political power of this gigantic
monopoly is demonstrated by the fact
that both Republican aud Democratic
National Conventions purpose not only
to perpetuate this system, but to ex-
tend and enlarge it. The Independent
Greenback Party is the only party
which declares that the making of mon
ey, or currency. whether metallic or pa
per, is the exclusive function of Gov
eminent. and which demands that the
Federal Government shall provide the
entire circulating medium.
To provide for the enormous expen
ses Of the war the Government resosted
to various financial expedients- These
consisted of Treasury notes bearing In
terest, and made legal tender, CON-
pound interest notes, coupon notes,
fractionalcurrency, national hank notes,
Temporary bond certificates, certificates
of mdshtsdn0, e. Thessvere print
a n form, dsiignsd, md actually e.
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The Great Carpet House.

Mr. John Matheis has moved his immense
carpet emporium to No. II east Third street,
where he will be greatly pleased to welcome his
army OF customers and friends. II any one
thinks this prince of dealers in carpets and all
else that goes to render the interior Of a dwell
ing house pleasant and agreeable, has not got
the most splendid and varied stocks Of carpets,
curtains. window shades, wall paper, &c, &c.
ever seen this side Of New York, let such per-
son look in upon this Immense emporium and
nee for hinsef. And still the goods continue
to arrive, while the proprietor continues to
sell cheaper than any one else in the business.
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One Price basis and warrant every thing just a.
represented and refund money on every thing
not entirely satisfactory: Their fair and square
deal has won them an enormous business. They
have just opened the largest stock Of goods ever
seen in this state aud rock bottom prices is what
they depend upon to reduce it.
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A Democratic Daily.

We are glad to learn that our distinguished
friend Col d. A. Robertson, is about to estab-
lish in St. Paul Democratic daily journal, to
be known as the est Paul Daily Times" 1t
will he handsomely printed, column sheet,
9Ox27 inches, with three pages of reading mat
ter in each issue The first number will sp-
pear Oct 9Th Col. Robertson has all the ex-
and ability tom to make ak such Oh
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Thanks.

We are under obligations to Patrick Pord
Ksq the able editor OF that great New York
journal, The Irish World, for the handsome
portraits of Peter Cooper and Samuel F. Cary
which illustrate this issue Of the AxTIMoN-
OPOIIsT.
If any OF our readers desire first class paper
we would recommend them to send for the
Irish World. 1t is able, radical, progressive,
faithful, brilliant, and hrim full of matter
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The Sd District.

There seems to be very general disposition
upon the part ofthe Independents Of the Sd
Congressional District to vote for Hon. W. W.
McNair; and this not because Of any personal
hostility to DR.. Stewart, but because W. W..
McNair is running upon Greenback platform;
and is himself an avuwed opponent of the spe-
Gle resumption act and is in favor of restoring
silver to its old place as money. Between two
evils the Independents prefer to choose the
least.