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\ spicy sketch descriptive of trip over the
Atchi,ou. Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad and o.
the beauties. scenery and pleasure resorts OF thc
Rocky Mountains, by ?" SSm CTinklc.' the mus
cal and dramatic critic OF the -Ns'r luyt WSFi3
sent free on application, together with the sdi.
Juan GEi5., maps and time Gables 81 this new
and popular route from Kansas City and Atch
son to Pueblo, Denver and all points In Colorado,
New Mexico. Arizona and the san Juan Mines.
The finest line II Pullman SiccprrS on the cor
tincRt between the Missouri k!ver aud tbs Rocky
MOuntsins without change.
Address T.. !. ANDERSON,
E,s PissrHgsr -Ista',
Topeka, Ma.
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REaENrEs Tu--NuN o. The tirrc ui year Tor
lung fever. coughs. colds. aul fatal
results uf pr,di>pu-liiuT o. consumption and
other throat and lang a-tI-". b">rhrts Ter
man Syruu aa- been u-rG la hi, uciEhborhoOd
for the past two or thr,y years without single
failure 10 cure n YOU have not used this med
icine yourself 20 Ia y0ur druggist and ask him
of rs wonderful success among hi- customers
Three DOSE 'T ~ relieve the worst case. " You
hav. no faith ~ auy medicine. just huy = sample
bottle a. b. .su'- German syrup Tor 10 cents
and try IL l.. l'ar sizc bottle - cent?. Don't
neglect = gou.. o. -aye - cents. go
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A donation party was given for the benefit OF
Rev. c. Hulburt, pastor of the NJ. f. Church in
Msnlius, Ill.,, on the afternoon and evening OF
Feb'y. 7th, 1877 1t was held In the Christian
Church. The day was fine, and the people in
good spirits determined TO make II a success.
The old folks commenced coming before noon,
and when goodly number had arrived the re-
past was prepared by the skillful committee, I'm
which the delicious blvalve was an Important
factor) and it was heartily relished by all pres.
ent. In the evening the young people came
and added interest to the occasion. The hours
passed. in mirth and enjoyment, which lasted till
the wee sma' hours, when the company dspers.
ed, leaving the minister 800. The church, com.
mittee, the people, old and young have his
hearty thanks. ..... 10 Z. NJ. H.
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Buy your boys clothing at NJ. stlefel Il Co.

DIED-At Ottawa, January 22d, 1877, Lucy ID
Grid'cy, wife of Dea, Henry W. Gridley in the SD
year Of her age. l...
Mrs. q. was born at CRANKY, Mass. her hus.
band at Mansfield, Conn. They were married in
1851, and in 1884 migrated to Ottawa, Illinois
at and in the vicinity of which they resided ever
since. The husband still survives, but the part
ner of his tolls and sorrows, comforts and joys
has gone to reap the reward of all who, like her,
have lived life Of Christian zeal and devotion,
and been faithful to the ead. Both from their
youth up were exemplary members OF the con
gregational church, in which the venerable Dea
con IS still an honored officer. .F...
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The War Still RACES!

Yes, the war on high prices still RACES at II. D.
GIILEN's great dry goods, boot and shoe and
grocery house, and the public has not been slow
to take advantage OF his remarkably low prices
Trade has been quite good in spite of the'general
dullness. There is nevertheless now On hand a
mammoth stock Of goods which are going to be
sold at tie same low rates to all who take ad-
vantage Of this opportunity, This is the house
which attracts attention in this section Of the
country; every line of goods is full in point OF
quantity and unimpeachable as to quality, and,
as intimated the lowness Of prices cannot be
questioned. Our rural friends should 20 to II.
3. GILLEN's with their produce before going
elsewhere and sound him on prices. You will
find them uniformly satisfactory.
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p pounds fresh hominy - cents, Eagle MIL

EARLvILlr. Feb. (, lo15.-H,sFs. OsBan g.
Hdpeman--Ii YOU will be 80 Kind - 10 publish
the enclosed article. the ladies OF the Univer,.-
list Church Of EIrlyilic will De under great
obligations
The article" accompanying the above wa. au
account Of a donation visit paid the Uaiversali-t
minister and his lady,-an article we should
cheerfully have published but for the strange
stupidity of;he writer In not attaching his name
to the enclosing note. There is hardly a news
paper in the country bat repeats the canton 60
is contributors at least once every three month,
that no cummunicatiuu can possibly find inser-
ton unless accompanied ~ the name OF the au-
thor, yet there Is hardly week but oar waste
basket receives litter oftHis sort.
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Buckwheat flour sl1o per sack at Eagle Mills.

Among the new advers this week will be found
that of Prof Bucchlcr, whom We feel justified
in recommending to the music loving public.
The Prof. is organist for the Congregational
church, in which capacity he has shown much
musical talent and skill; and those who have
had an opportunity of testing his general knowl.
edge Ct music, speak very highly Of his acquire
ments and ability as teacher.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-02-17

Parker Hair B4lsam i the hes; and cleanc:t
prrparatiun ever made for restoring gray hair
Ia II, original color IL Is entirely harmless and
free from the impure Ingredients that render
many other preparations Injurious. IL removes
daudruh stops rhc hair falling ogt, and restores
thc perfectly natural color y is eXquisitly per
fnmed. and 20 perfectly and elegantly prepared
~ to make Il = toilet luxury, Indispensable 10
those who have once used 10.
A.k yUur druggist for H. Nov. ilth, ly
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-02-17

HoItuwAl's PIIIS ANp OlNTNENT.-Scroinla
Wa considered ncuraole until the gres; diseoV
cry of ~ Hollowsy's Pills and Ointment flashed
upon the worla. Diseases which bafne the skill
II the medical schools, readily Weld 10 these
peerless ncmedics. Ssnrvy, Erysipelss, salt
rlvUm. Itch. and all eu.SneCas crup;ions ara
la.NL. ~ ,hep % eSnts u: tcx Or rot,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-02-17

The members Of Occidental Lodge No. 40 are
earnestly requested to be present at the next
regular, Monday evening, Feb. H. Business OF
vital importance to every member will come be-
fore the Lodge. F. 8 HoGEIT, Sec'y.
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CASH AGAINST CREDIT.

CASH AGAINST CREDIT.
We open on Monday, Feb. II, large stock OF
Ne,o Carpe.s-new and beautiful in desgn-that
we have purchased for cash-which will enable
us to offer them at prices that will defy aompeti-
ton. f.
Handsome Union Carpets for 25, IS. AZ, 81 and
60 cents per yard-and all the better grades Of
carpets at correspoudingly low prices.
Come and see ,Dhat cash ,ciH do at
ScorT Bros. & Cos.
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am selling at great sacrifice the stock of
clothing and gents furnishing goods, formerly
owned by Jacob Christmann. Remember, it
must he sold regardless Of cost. Come before it
is too late and while you can make a selection.
Now is the time to get clothing cheap.
GEORGE WEIpKNECHT
Assignee.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-02-17

LIFE INsUR,SCE.-The statement OF the Mu-
tual Life lns Co. OF y. Y. the largest in the
world, NAV be found in another column and is
well worthy a careful examination.
In these days OF rotten anc failing Insurance
Cos, il is cumiortu = TO know that there is ore,
at least. sound beyond a shadow Of doubt, and
entitled to the fullest confidence.
DR.. j. o. Harris IS the Agent AT Ottawa.
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Pair Meeting,

An adjourned meeting Of the citizens Of La
sale county interested in organizing county
fair association will be held at the Court House.
On Saturday, Feb. 18th, at , O'Clock =, NJ. lmpor-
-snt business A. NJ. HOFFMAN, Scc'y.
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= ~
\ uction,

Tie undersigned will proceed to sell at auc-
ton all the goods and chattles Of r. Thornton
for the benfit OF his creditors. Said sale to com.
mencc Wednesday, Feb'y. 81, 1877, and continue
until all is sold JSo. W. KELLY, Assignee.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-02-17

The time for the collection Of taxes in the
Town of Ottawa has nearly expired, and those
who nave not paid are reminded Of the fact that
they may promptly come to time, a this is the
last call. | will begin levying on Monday next
T. O. BLACK, Town Collector.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-02-17

The regular quarterly meeting OF La sale
County Grange, No. III, will be held at Ottawa
in the City Hall, on Friday, the Sd day Of March,
1871, commencing at o'clock p NJ.
&c. SSRDAEEH. ScC'y.
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Clearing out sale Of the balance Of the stock
of clothing, gents furnishing goods, &c, con-
tained IN the Yellow Corner, which must be sold
within the next II days at great sacrifice, to
clu.c lie business. J. y. SnULEE.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-02-17

Services will br t., "a at the Episcopal Church
tomorrow, (Sunta, morning and evening at the
usual hours, com, I'D by the Rector, Rev. b
Frank Nash. Scr"> at morning service: "Thc
Sunday School" { '"hrs'on of the Holy Com
lnuncaton after Iii 'rnius service, directly after
which will be held the Sunday School.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-02-17

By referccce to another column it viii be no.
ticed that the surgeons Of the National Surgical
Institute of indianapolis, Indiana, will make a
4th, stopping at the Clifton hotel We are hap
py to announce TO our readers the coming OF
these skilled and experienced surgeons. and
recommend all sufferers afflicted with any OF
the diseases or dcformitics which they treat, to
not fail to see them during their short tay at
I'M l-lifinr
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-02-17

We have now en- route from the cast a mag
nigcent line of black dress goods, among them
will bc some textures Of entirely ne~ styles, ana
the finest goods ne hd,c ercr ho'rE. Call and see
them. W. II. HULL
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La Sale ST., nearly opposite Opera House.

FASHION NoTEs-Fur collars are little worn
by ladies this season. s,,d this will give rise to
many severe cou-'' and colds. Dr. Bulls
Cough Syrup is a, rto,n and safe cure in every
Gaze. Price % ccL.s.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-02-17

CHiLpREN's TEEAsURR.-A case for pens. pen
ellis, sponge. yc, with rule attached, for sale al
Osnan x Hapeman's. Every school boy aad
girl should have one.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-02-17

Louis Hess, opposite the Postoiilcc, keeps the
finest assortment of cakes, the best buns, bread
crackers, &c &c.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-02-17

If You want the best stubble pillow in use buy
a steal beam. They are far lighter and better
than the iron beam. For sale by J. +. Porter,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-02-17

The Grand Contra. .'.,tcl, New YORK. endorsed
by eminent and disting Gised visitors the best,
ha. casa.l,ed aith the popular demand, aud Je-
ducrd from siCu 20 a. ~ a-d 7a,o Ytr la.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-02-17

nyhody and everybody will be satisfied with
Woods flour, now being made at the Eagle Mills;
try it and see how it is yourself.
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Hull has received some more new carpets.
Should he receive many more he will have TO
put third story on his store.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-02-17

The third lecture in ;le course u the Ladies
Library Association OF st.cator was delivered 90
Wednesday evening by M.ss Lydia Strawn, Of
Ottawa, her subject u-irG Way the Average
Novel Is a sham"
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Attention, Everybody.

The proof of the pudding is in the eating. Ifyou
don't believe we are selling goods cheaper than
others, call and see at
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Those new shoes 81 Negsfin's are the best in
he city, TIE easiest IN the foot, and dt like q
isloyc
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How TO Have Coon HEAiTH.-lf The blood j.
thin and acrid healthy bile Canno, be- scrrrtcd e
hence the first and all important thing for The
d-hiita,ed and dyspepic should he 10 com
mence the uurificatIon Of their blood. Eb"ks
B'ood Purifier not only purliies and cnrigAr, The
blood. but adds 10 the great principles which
give it power to resist disease. Mid, yet pow
criul, and So peculiarly successful 10 IL opera
ton that a few bottles taken in conjunction with
Eaitrs' BlDyai FiVs. never fail To- r"mov" every
particle Of unhealthy accumulation until the
blood Is purified. the whole system "cnu'aicd.
and the duties Of life, which had before been
burdens, become, pleasures.
For sale by Forbe- ~ Gchriur.
W,YvE's DrrHETIr AID ALTER,ri,E ELIXIR
or BT,uu. JUMPER AND ACETATE POI ASIA
new aud valuable preparation for thr reii-I and
cure of Gravel. Irritation OF the Bladder ana
Urrthra. Dropsical rheumatism, and Guuiy "
frotious. Pain in the back and Loius, &.
For sale by Forbes y Grhring. Feby. s-i~
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J. 5. Porter 10 uow sojournins in Santa Barba-
a.Csl. For pasturage in his Allen Township
grazing farm the counting summer, Address
Henry Mcfftt, Ransom, III.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-02-17

Just rreiysd new and very pretty stock OF
ehildrens lace bibs, ladies colarettes, linen col
lars and cuffs, &c. Call and see them.
W. II. HULL
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Bread made from Woods Minnesota aour will
Keep moist longer than any other. No waste
with this -four, no dry bread TO throw away,
s1ere!orc It Is the cheapest.
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A frrsh lot OF pebble goat button boots at J..
McgarnS.
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Foe sALE.-Ha!f or whole interest in a manu-
featuring business, or will give right Kind Of
man steady employment the year around for use
of $500 well secured.
Address Post Office Box ISIS, Ottawa, III.
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For RENT.-A neat dwelling house for a small
family Inquire of George Routcliftc.
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\ few more Of those trimmed hats, rery ci,op,
at Mrs Grcgg's. Must ba sold TO make room
for spring goods, Also mottos Of all sizes and
patterns.
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Try Louis Ecss's choice home made candle;
ard csrsreis They cannot be beatcr.
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County Grange Meeting.

Boys suits, the largest in the county, at NJ
S,i.Cl Il Cos
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Boys' aud rhilJrcn's clothing, cheap. at VI.
< icfci & Coz.
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good dwelling house for rent. Inquire Of
Geo Routclife.
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Books ard stationery at the 90 Cent Store.
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Pains in Brrk H,r! Heart, Lungs. Ri~'r1'i.ia
V,tlalga. Lunpsago. LiIiica, Rheumatic Goat
Nervous and H'drey Disease POSITIVELY cured 10y
DIR FILTERS RHEUN,r1C kENEnT AND LiNEE
PIIIs mgr fail when taken ~ diy~cfsi.
t-f---ly. Su.e ageucs =: 4VE.ss a.. = sloic
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Splendid sweet cider at Smith X Rsiug's Di.
a.ng Hall.
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Splendid sweet cider at Smith e. Risings D
ming Hail. a.. .a.I
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Carpets.

Splendid sweet cider at Smith & Rising's Di
ming Hail.
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NO ONE WHO Is IN WANT

Clothing Gents Furnishing Goods ought to buy One
Dollars worth Prize Clothing House in La
Look ncesSudy COmpa!-Hsaa on
buy goods where the best and most goods
for vor money! And FISKE & BEEN mean business sales
man is allowed to break anvo these rules.
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Splendid sweet cider at Smith & Rsing's Di
ming Hall
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Trunks, trunks down in prices, at NJ. stiefel
e Co.'S.
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ENew goods in every department; at the - Cent
Store.
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Serious Runaway.
vi Il
ganin's.

For a French Kid Button Boot 20 to J. Ne
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-29
CALIFORNIA ITEMS.

Mr.. Southsr gives tho Kern Co.ri,r-
Californian the following mixture for
poisoning rabbits: To n hundred
pounds of wheat take nine gallsns Of water
aud one pound OF phosphorus, q pound
Of sugar aud n ounce Of oil Of rhodium.
Heat the water TO boiling point aud let II
stand all night. Next morning stir in
Hour sufficient tn make q sort Of paste.
The rabbits eat il with avidity. aud thou
sands are being killed On Kern Island
every week.
Charles 10 Franc, Of the Almaden Vine
yard. Santa Clara county. has list re-
ceived from the Centennial Commission
FRS = certificate stating that he las been
awarded two prizes for white wine. or. In
the language OF the certificate. I" for his
New Almaden Still White Wine Of 1868,
being very good In every requisite Of a
white wine Of that character. and also for
his White Wine Of 1871, being excellent
In every respect"
Police officer Raymond Bonites rap
tursd Jose Lopia at Les Angeles on FRI
day. alleged TO be one of the highwaymea
who rsbbed the coach between Newhall
Station and Santa barbara last Saturday
night. The detectives aro ON the track Of
Lopia's confederate.
The Sacramento B,, suggests that no
person should be permitted 10 vote until
he registers his nams at least thirty days
before the election. thus giving time for
investigator BY partisan committees after
the printing Of the lists.
Gustavus wstzler, q pioneer Of CAL
Hernia, who was in the earlier days long
associated In business with his brother
Julius, died at San Jose on the 10th inst,
aged sevsnty-tive years and ten months.
An cid offender named James Dolan il
In custody at Colusa, charged with stab
bling Charles Legraves, the bartender Of
the Railroad Saloon In that city.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-29
MASSEY.
nr. Nsssy HsviaE Attended an
Eighth Of January Cenvsasion
Decides that she Democracy
Wants War,
CoxrEpRrr X RoAps,
wicu Is IN THE State Nv KENTUCKY, ,
Ian fEth 1877


CoSfEphir \ ROADS,
"ich Is IN THE srlrk uv hESIuckr'
jan iotn' Oh. J
Halleleogyi The Dimecricy hev flnel.
" got thsirselves nsrved up TO the pint NV
demanding Tldsn or blood. and I am
happy!
1wuz At Columbus. Ohio. the eighth nv
Janooary, and I left thor feelin better
than I hsv since the eleckshun. I found
ther . rumpant war spsrit that mere than
did me good. II Wuz trooly a Reprsssn.
tativs convsnshun. There wuz present In
that body every man In the State who
wants q Federal appointmsnt-eyery man
who would like TO " postmaster. collsctor,
wuz there, and in the matter nv patriots
Who wanted Turin mishins tho convsn.
shup Uux remarkably strong and i~ntsllsc.
teoal.
Thew vuz all thirstin for sors. onles.
Tildsn could be irocrersted peecesbiy.
and ths feslin ipcressei az time wore on.
Thsm ez vuz In the bar.rooms Al Inc Nell
and the Amsrikiu hotsls. or vux for blood
oply or n last resort. Al six O'Clock, be-
came aryressiye AZ eight. sanguirary NJ
ten. and hy twelve thew VIM more than
EnNln I0F MnmAIAAWA hI0nI- HWTW nTInk
they toot mai. am s,nyuin,risr. and
shs,, IN. s.r,;.., nm "a 4 Jo,en nv
m. moi hIoa,thir.tv Dimocr,cy I aver
-
Ia i,x.,. ...,., n.,r,o,. VIM ar. In
hat u.looly., condish IN he'll. Al about
tvelys AT NIGHT. They never can tell the
n.xt mornin vber thcy left their pockst
hsntsrchers. and Gloves and wat loose
change thew hey about en-. alluz found
the rooJ ssuaritan biznis profitable.
n the.e same men bel ouly vons into
the Confedrit army In 1861, and talk its
half az dangerous ez thsy say they are a
yoin h. now. there never wood hsy bin no
Wsy. elected this yeer.
~. .inyIer how msnv abli.bni.ts ara
aliy, anil with rood~ appsiites. vich these
held men mite Rey Killed twelve years ago.
Rnt Ne arc alluz nissan our bsst eppsr.
,%uni,;es
r.isi.t M the feelin In Columbus. far
I bey decided that I want war. In n
sx.pt W. hsv beJ nseee long onufI. ami
- INNS, nav commosbsn.
7 no,i., vunst wen I why engaged In
s.rnin nv Twin bv lvip on INV back and
s..in nv mother lille soap. that when the
Litils biIsJ lie scum cum 10 the surii..
Wat wa need NOW h. 10 bsv n bile. AMI
beues ali slsb c%ouyen,hbups az thai At
Columbus meets my hearty approval.
n don't cost nothin 10 resolve, and
where three or four Dimocrats are gather
al together they kin resolve iist a. we'll ez
Tho t6cy vuz a hundred or n Thousand. /
v.nt cm 10 rit together aud resolve 10
~rnst Tbsv mu,t ~re,olve. Brst. that tbey
"s"s "
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-29
ONE coon INJECT.

II this Presidential mudils has no
other good effect but that Of dsmolish-
ing The old doctrine Of State rights. it
viii have BEEN . blessing after all. Only
. few years ago. 10 hint that Congress
had the right to interfere in an election
Of any Of the States. wss to throw the
whole Democratic party into . spasm
81 virtusus indignation. Nox. how
changed! Old Bourbon leaders grow
red in the face. claiming that one-half Of
Csngrsss can reject the vote Of . State,
even though that vote has been an
nouncsd according TO the forms Of Law
prescribed BY the State itself. A few
years ago Congress had no right to sx.
tsnd protection TO . citizen Of . State /;
now. = single branch can set aside the
vote Of any State It chooses To question.
This IL slightly in advance Of Rspubli-
oaa doctrine. and il 90 far ahead Of any
scheme Of Capitalization. that We fear
even Democracy cannot sustain II long.
Sin. ID 10 . hopeful sigu. Before long.
the proposition to extend Federal pro-
lection TO the bulldazed victims OF the
South will be regarded Is both consti,u-
tional and sound. for. surely. II the
House Of Representatives can set aside
The expressed will Of = State. the Gov
srnmsnt itssl. have something TO
ny about the manner inrwhich that will
10 determined. II Is q poor rule that
won't work both ways. and IL this effort
10 count Tildsn in. not only counts him
sut, but prevents all possibility OF his
svsr getting 10 close to the White House
again. ws shail have cause for public
thanksgiving.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-29

A Nrw Yonx letter says: The Co
partnership long s1isiins between
Messrs. Jarrett 4 Palmer 10 about 70 b
dissolved. owing TO The in health Of the
latter. In the annals Of the theatrical
business in this country. there probably
never was . combination that has
achieved % many signal successes In .
business poiu, Of view. II may also b
stated a. an item Of news. that the Ia
mons ,xeurion steamer Plymouth Rock
has been transferred By the same dru to
Mr.. Benjamin Russell for the sam Of
500. 900.