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Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-08-03

The new minister to France, ex-GoT.
Moves. has returned 70 Cincinnati anu -
,--s,,-a to Paris.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-08-03

The Philadelphia Times says: ''Of all
the Pittsburgh journals, but one-the Euen-
ing Telegraph-had the respect for law
and the courage to tell the truth, and no
voice was heard from the citizens that did
net cheer the mob in the work of destruc-
tion. OF course, it was not intended by the
Pittsburgh press and people that there
should be scores of killed and wounded,
and several millions Of property should be
destroyed for which they must pay, and
that stores and homes should be gutted
but they gave every possible expression OF
encouragement to the mob while 1t was
rushing headlong to gather its logical har-
vest of desolation and death, and they re-
coiled only when flame and spoilation
threatend their own property.
Cardinal Manning, writing to a friend
in Dublin on intemperance, says: "Half
the misery of homes arising from bad teIu-
per, sloth, squandering. selfshness, debt,
neglect of all duty, is caused by indul-
gence in wine and the like. The sure and
best cure Of this Is to bring up children in
simple habits, and to guard them against
acquiring the liking for intoxicating
drinks. When a liking fo8the taste is
acquired, the temptation is at once in ex-
istence. Common sense as well as faith
says-Train up children not to know the
taste, and they will not be tempted. l
urge this on parents whenever l can, and
l have before me many happy homes in
which children have grown up without so
much as ever having tasted anything but
water"
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-08-03

A Boston paper says that seals are get
ting quite numerous on the Eastern coast.
Two girls connected with the laundry of
the Rose Standish House, bingham, have
succeeded in tanning two seals by feeding
them so that they come regularly up to the
wharf to be fed.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-08-03

tempting to remonetize silver, when all
other nations refuse to do 1t. lie Is warm
" in favor of the Presidents policy. and
believes the people are on his side. In the
midst Of the prevailing weakness Of Ohio
RanubIicaps. this manly talk Is refreshing
rs a breath OF pure AIR.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-08-03
From the N Y Times


The most important legacy now left of
the railroad strikes is the question of dam
ages, and the corporation most largely in
terested in solving it is the Pennsylvania
Railroad. Whatever be the legal aspects
of the problem, it is obvious that the only
equitable solution is for the company
to reimburse its shippers for their losses,
and to assume for itself the task of recov=
cry from the city or county authorities. As
the self-intereSt Of the company would
dictate the adoption Of this course, there
Is some probability that it will be followed.
any less liberal procedure will doubtless
cause very costly diversion of traffic in
other directions. The discussion Of the
dlrect and indirect damages inflicted on
all classes of business men by the raiI-
road strikes can only bring into greater
prominence the necessity of some system
of national supervision over system
whose break down in any State afiects ev-
cry commercial interest in the country.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-08-03

The New York Tribune, speaking Of the
interview of the correspondent of the Gin
cinnati Gazette with Gen. Garfield, says;
Gen Garfield seems to be one of the few
Republicans in Ohio who have the back
bone to stand by their convictions. He
says frankly that the party has always
been successful in the State when it has
peen faithful to the hard money principle,
and has been defeated when it has been
false. He believes the people were educat-
ed on the financial question by the cam
paign Of 1875, and he is in favor OF trusting
to the same course again. He opposes all
efforts to repeal the Resumption Act, and
ridieules the idea of the United States at.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-08-03

MiIdness conquers-and hence it is that the
gentle yet positive influence of DR.. Bulls
Baby Syrup overcomes so quickly the disor-
uers of babyhood. Price 25 cents.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-08-03
PATENTS

u A. LEHMANN, Solicitor of
l. American and Foreign Patents. Wash
ington, D. c. All business connected with
patents, whether before the Patent Office az
the Courts promptly attended to. No charges
made unless Patent is secured Send for
l cfrcuIar- 1436tf
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-08-03

Like beautiful jewels in brazen settings are
handsome features upon a face marred by
signs of blood poisoning. The great purifier
of the blood is DIR Bulls Blood Mixture.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-19
a. Army or liner

II has Been noticed that . great many
miners living In Virginia City work In the
minss on the south end Of the Comstock
and thsss living In Gold Hill work in the
mines Of the north end. Several men
living north Of the Sierra Nevada are
employed at the Justice and mott few OF
thoss engaged ct the Consolidated Virginia
mine have their homes In the neighbsr-
hood Of the DEVILS Gate. Q short distance
this side Of Silver City. Some of these
men walk over two miles to work. This
Circumstance may appear strange at hrst
thought. but 10 II easily accounted for. A
man will get . place In . mine, probably
in Geld Will. and gradually he builds up
home near the place where no 10 work
Ing. II he 10 Q married man he will move
his family into the house and whether mar
risd or not. he generally becomes the
owner Of the shanty. Then all Of . sud
dan the mine where he Is employed pinches
out. or . horse IL struck. or q heavy now
Of water 10 encountered. and the force OF
men must necessarily DO reduced. The
owner Of tho little cabin Is let out, and
must hunt for work wherever he can find
II. II his new situation happens 70 DO at
the other end Of the lsde he must "stand
In" lust the same, and no matter II he
does live two miles from his work he dare
not be late, lest he loso his place. When
q man once gets . homo he finds II mueh
cheaper and better 10 remain where II Is,
than to keep moving about with his work.
for he never knows from one day 10 an.
other when he will DO thrown out OF
employment. That is the reason so many
men cross tho Divide every day In going
10 and from work.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-19

DANCES and balls arc becoming very
numerous both In uoiu mn anu 'irsinis
Ny. ~ ". T'is - IN .iji,ion
~ - ~ anJ soc;al
70 .ns
wi -,
'ne 'our'eehu' A" Is
Guard viii lake place NJ their nan IN VIZ
GINA next Thursday evening, sure
W 10 grand And PHEASANT A'air'
AssrssnESr.-An assessment OF twenty
i've cents per share Is levied by the Lewis
than Mining Company, delinquent on the
22d OF March next. Sec Official noticcln
our advertising eolumns to-day
A YouSo man named Miller had his arm
broken at the skating rink in Miners
Union al last saturday aiteraooh. 'omn
AcMartin had ms righI "fis' 'er! oAu''
sPraineu NJ uho sauio INV
A NAN n his VILE living near tho no
man Capitol mint have been iaarrei''S
for nearly q month. Yesterday they were
both arrested u VIII po trieu 'or us
turDing inc peaoc'
An ~impscunious chap tried to steal q
ride from Gold Hill to virginia ON the
express train this morning., ne was leit
between the tunnels I'd Walk "h'ens'er
way ne pieased.
ThkhE was u young man VI "oia ii,n'
who swore ne woulu suZzio MS nh. Iiih
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-19

We extract the following from the San
Francisco Stock R.psrt Of the 17th In
slant: The annual meeting Of the stock
holders Of the Trojan mine was held yes
tsrday afternoon at the ONCE Of the COM
psny. about rs, 900 shares being represent
ed. From the report Of the Secretary II
appears that the expenses OF the company
for the two years have been S90.t A Sd;
receipts, S126.25O The sssets Of the COM
pany are sii,9ii 81. including $50, 737 ~
due the mine from the ex-Treasursr. Pear
son, for which there 10 an action pending
In the Ninstesnth District Court. The
liabilities amount TO 81. i32. leaving In the
Treasures hands at present 2.730. The
Superintendent. O'Donnsll. Wa present In
person. and reported the mine 10 Be In ex-
csllent condition. There are 1.f0O or L.
200 tons Of ore on the dump. The north
Wine has reached depth Of 40 feet through
ore averaging $40 . tor. and $50 ore has
been struck at the bottom. Tho south
wiazs seven by nine feet has rsached .
depth Of fifty-four feet. The ore already
stripped il estimated to DO suficient TO
run for seven months at one hundred tons
q day. Two cages are now In operation
and the negotiations for procuring . mill
are nearly completed. Tho President.
Marx Mcdonald. spoke encouragingly OF
tho mine. which he considered 70 Be IN .
very fiourishing condition. Tho meeting
unanimously elected the old Board OF
Directors 10 serve during the ensuing year.
and adopted . set Of bylaws. amended BY
advice Of tho attorneys 10 conform with
the provisions OF the law relating 10 min
ing corporations. The Board OF Directsrs
consists Of the following gentlemen: n. L.
Mcdonald. T. Connolly. J. ]. Green. ].
W. Rowe, and II. 3. Brown.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-19
National 0uard Hall.

The Grand English and Comic Open
Company have steadily increased In pspu-
larity since their first appearance In yir-
GINA City. Last Saturday evening Ma
tional Guard Hall was filled with tho larg-
est audience OF the season. There 10 no
way Of explaining this, except that the
sterling worth Of the singers demands the
hearty applause and support Of all classes.
The audiences seem made up OF no par.
ticular caste Of society. but are composed
Of every grade known on the Comstock.
This Is but another prsof that the mem.
bsrs Of the company are possessed OF
genuine merit. The performance Of Sat-
urday evening was received with unmcas-
ured applause. Lcoeq's masterpiece. Ia
File De Madame Angot." was presented,
and its rendition Was most excellent. Miss
Thompson was In better voice than at any
time since she came here. and Miss Wins
ton a. Mdlle. Lango was equally Charm
ing. Mr.. Bracy appeared 10 advantage,
a. did also Mr.. Farley and Mr.. Bell. The
entertainment WAS enjoyable throughout.
This evening will be devoted TO . testi-
monial beneht which has been rendered 10
Miss Clara Thompson and Miss Jennie
Winston. Upon this occasisn q grand
bill will be presented. the opera OF
&c Martha" and the missrore scene from
II Trovatore having bean chosen.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-19
A. Unp,....n. surpr,...

Mike Murphy was slightly surprised this
morning. Ne was working on the 1000
foot level Of tho Belchor mine. and while
employed In picking up somc loose rock
found . giant powder cap. II looked as II
II had been used. but In order TO satisfy
himself Murphy pat II In the blAzs Of a
candle. The cap and the ends Of hurphy's
fingers went OF at the same time. The
mans hand lis considerably burned. but
his injuries are more painful than dan.
gcroua.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-19

No Bros IN THE wArrR.-The Good
Templars OF Virginia and Gold Hill arc
ready to prove that water Furnished by
our hydranis Is entirely free from the ant
NAL life which Is Iouhd a'p r..n
Sprihs 'a"vy "A", -.
horss s"ys.. I'..iJ ,or,.ta ,h.;r
Do risn'. ou' an -. a. wsl.
No'u 49, Of A,
r,.w..p.-..
m.,.., =.
= ".' 81. c,,- ,.S.,.r
northern Pa''o'
gument with his wife lastsaturiay. Dur
ing the discussion he isund u necessary
To knock nor uo"n Aso Nc Nv, ous W :,
s1o'' .Ths,a No longer sny encourage.
men, 10 a man who Is trying to 10 his
duty.
.-x.., 4. y.Is Uuff anil II. W.
nm"
MnrpAy engascu nn
nun 81, =" ri. 90. ho..,i,c
~ ~" occurrence. IN forward with
a eb,ll.rre to wrcstls for . stake Of $3.50
side. An answer from HUI is now in
order.
To- 1. an established custom ON tho vir-
c,nI. anil Truclee railroad that any man
who carrie. 4 dinner.bueket is permitted
to ride to or from his work. HUNDREDS Of
men daily take advantage OF this prisi-
legc. and 10 many 1t Is . great accom-
moaauon'
JouS R,sp,LI' Chairman o. the county
Commissioner and q rss'aen' oo'u
Hill. has gone 70 san lraneisIo LOT
psrposs ot esouaun ,a' ,..e III :. AZ
school bonis. MS mrs. aasy ~. 49,
superiA'end INC P''"""s
@ An r.r.o,. Ar, e,u,ieD.i
o""--a-.-r -. ..,,;s..,s. a,
against n~esoua'ihs '
Trojan mining stock described by dne OIL
,a, , ,hs same having bean cancelled up
on the books Of the company.
u,.x A.. ur,,,.,.r M VIII.
0ha II II. had.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-19
" OVER.

The most miserable beings in tho world are
thoss suffering iron dyspepsia and liver con.
plant. More than seventy.hye per cent. Of the
people In tho United ttsie- are afflicted with
ihess two di.eascs sbd their Effects: such -
sour stomach, sick hcsiaehe. hsbltual eo-iive-
ness, palpltstion Of the heart. heart burn. wa
ter brush. gna~ing sni burning pains al The
aud dlsayrrtable taste In the mouth, coming
up Of food amer eating. Low spirits. etc. 90 To
your d. usgist and get = 55-cent b-ttis OF An.
gust Flower CT q sample bottle for 10 cents.
Try it-two dose- will relieve you. AGENTS:
CRANE 4 BRIGHAM, wholesale Druggists,
San Francisco. California 2i6m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-19

Iron John Fiagy. Eco. Of Bennington. ". HI
.Thrss years since I was very much reduced
with . drcadfai cough. which rcsuitei 10 bron.
dIraeult 10 speak In IN audible voice. To this
vas alded ssvers night swtats. and ! vAs fear.
mi ~ going into . decline. After recoufse TO
vanous remedies 20 no pnrpose. l male ose o.
Dr. Wistar's balsam OF Wild Cherry. q feu bot.
tles Of which fully restored me 10 neaitn.
ss,ss shat lime I have had several severe 81.
tsehs on cough, but the Bsisam has always re.
.aved them. always keep II by me, and
should moi know how 10 do without
Sod by all druggists.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-19
a keeend Marriage.

This morning there was q happy mar
riage in Judge Cooks courtroom. II was
tho occasion Of the rejOining Of tive hearts
that will hereafter beat as one. A few
weeks ago Marian Z. Marks was granted .
divorce from Iohn Marks. No sooner was
the decree recorded than John commsnced
10 court tho grass widow. and this morn
ing he again had tho felicity Of joining
his hand with hers in the holy bonds OF
matrimony. May the happy couple enjoy
peace and prosperity during the remainder
Of their united lives.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-19
Deparsarss Last Evesiss.

Aooop move IL about In be made by the
Trustees Of the Virginia School District.
Rules and regulations arc being prepared
for tho government Of teachers.
TurRr IL considerable placer mining be-
inc done In the vicinity Of Silver City and
toward Dayton during the melting of ihc
snow from the hills.
JouS Dor PRINTER was arrested In Nir-
ri.ia City last Friday night for drunken
conduct. Aprinter who gets drunk Is
curiosity.
KNOTT aud Wallace came together Ter
.notLer rifle match at the Mound House
last Saturday. knight won by a score OF
VI 10 ~.
sLrram.RIprSo Is probably been discon-
tiuuod fer the present season. There was
hardly enough. after all, to pay Tor the
bells.
COMPILATION Of tho Gold Hill ordin-
.nes. il being made. II will form a most
u.sful book " reference for our own oih
GERS.
NEARLY . hundred people from God
Hill we're present at the opera In National
Guard Hall. Virginia, last saturday even
ing.
AaakAr many people assemble At the
Geld Hill and Virginia depots to Welcome
the arrival Of the morning express 'rAih'
COMPLAINTS concerning tho Barbara
Coast, Virginia. are numerous, and arrests
in that vicinity are becoming frequent
MAIN STREET. Gold Hill. is drying up
slsvly, and II the present weather con-
tinus. will be all right in = few days.
HEALTH in Gold Hill 10 very good at
present. Few cases Of sickness may bore
ported among our people.
A DECREE Of divorce, separating Samuel
wildfuug and Mary wildfnng. has been
granted by Judge Rising.
KASxrx and fillebrown shot = pigeon
ms,chrat the Mound Houss last Saturday.
Fillsbrown Was victorious.
Jupau Mosrs. Of Virginia City. Is very
lsnisnt In dining men convicted Of minor
ofNsnses in his court.
wsnx on tho inside Of the new Nssho-
dat Church still continues. II will soon
h. rssdy FOR use.
IT,, r.,,i.h Or.ra COMPANY will appear
.,u,. 4. y;,y;ni. CITY ON Tues.
day evening.
A.. stiii beiny used
4, ..,,in, rid Of the snow on @ street.
yiry;pi.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-19
A FINE TnIN0 poa THx TEETH.

Fragrant soz0DoNT is . composition Of ths
purc't and choicest ingredients OF The Oriental
vrgetsbl, hiegdom. Every fgredient. 10 we'll
q On 10 have q beneficial Eject ou the teeth
and gums. lts e~mbalmins OF antiseptie prop
city and aromotIc fragrance mike. 10 . toilst
uiors from the breath causcd By ,ataFrhs bal
tcsth. etc. II 10 cnti' ely n Q from the Injurious
and scrld properties Of tooth pastes and pow.
drrs. which destroy the epamel One bottle
yli last six months. II
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-19
New Ysrk heard.

NEw YoRx. February io.-Ths transac-
tons at the Board this morning weres
500 Alpha 22a, 800 Bsleher 9aa9h. 100
ChollAr-P otosi 7iS. 200 Cleveland 10. 100
Exchequsr ~, Union Con. l0a.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-19
IRON A DisrIN0UIsuRD JURIsr,

ct have tried the PERUVIAN sSnuP. and the
result faily s~ustains your prediction. IL has
msds \ new man Of me- -infnsed Into ny 10
TEN new vigos and eneryy. ! am ne logger
tr~mulous and dshIiiia'ed - when zoo iast
sav ne. but stronger, hssFtisr, and with hsEss
capacity for labor. mental and physieal. than
al any time during the last Ave ysars." soh
BIZ ell druggists. .
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-19

HAsAx's MAGNOLIA BALM preserves ~ ~
stores The complsxion. removes frscki.s. ant
and ,ailowness; makss the skin toft, vkits and
delicate. is application cannot ~ dsteetsd.s
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-19

L,ou,s YAruArnox makes beautiful. glossy,
hxurisnt hair; prevents its falling ont or turn
mo sray. II kss ptood the test OF forty year,
h ehsrminciy perfumed, and has no rival.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-19
THE TROJAN N \

Annual MssCsg Of shs sssshhsid-
srs-Ftasdsiai status sfshs Ceo-
paay- Csnaisisa OF the Nine
OOeers Elect.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-19

Us iOhkt FeDs
ington correspondent says: Garfield.
Senator Sherman, Foster OF Ohio.
Evarts and Stanley Matthews had a long
consultation with the President to-day
upon the condition Of Affairs In Louisi-
ana. They requested the President not
TO recognize Packard. nor 10 do any.
thing In any way that might negative
tho claims Of Nichols. They desired
him 10 prepare q special message to
Congress upon the subject. in which he
should report all Of the points In the
case, without any special recommends
tons AZ 10 what should bs done. They
specially requested the President to do
nothing that might smbarrsss Southern
Democrats In the House In their sequi.
essence In the decision Of the Electoral
Commission. In other words, they have
made a bargain with the Conservatives
Of Louisiana 10 give them the stass gov.
eminent provided they in turn will yield
TO the demands made upon them. The
President will ssnd In the special mes
sage by to-morrsw or Tuesday at the
latest.
sensible words Yress the Herald.
NEW YoRx, Feb. 1.-THE Herald says
no serious resistance will b made 10 the
completion Of the count and the insu-
guration Of Hayes, because tits nov man
ifsst that such an attempt would not
only fail Of Its object, bat split and de-
stroy the Democratic party. Most Of
the great sections Of the county will BE-
quite satisfied with this result Of the
Presidential election. The great SEQ
ton which had most reason for dissatis.
faction, whose wishes have been thvart-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-19
BRONCHITIS.

Main ,,reet, near railroad crossing. Gold iii
feilft
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-19
aT0CK REPOnr.
aan Franchise Beard.


-l.,roKiuD DAILY sr a r. xrArus . col
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-19

WASHINGTON. Fob. 10. Thurman
has said that the Democrats could not
rely upon him In any, revolutionary
scheme. Bayard remarked that hlli-
clustering would add iniamy to defeat.
Mcdonald. In defending the action OF
tho Democratic caucus, said nothing
was palmer than the line OF duty for
the Democratic party. The decision OF
the Commission could not be o ais
tasteful to any o than to himself. but
be was never cut out for O rsvolutionist,
and 10 resist It's result would DO rovolu-
ton. Jerry Black declares revolution
impossible and useless, and on this
point he agrees with his old Republican
friends. He and Groosbeck, who had
been brought hero rs special counsel
tell some Of their hot-headed friends
that they have not q word OF fault TO
and with the tribunal. There are very
grave questions to be considered on
both sides that II is a serious thing to
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-19
BY
the COMMISSIONS DECISION
READ TO THE TWO HOUSES.
A Verbose Democratic objection to
which Nobody Listened.
An Incendiary Newspaper Article
BY Don Plat.
which In Amy other Country Would
Hang Him.
He Counsels the Assassination OF
President Hayes.
Aud Advises the South to Decorate
Their Lamp Posts.
President Grants Policy In the
Louisiana Case.
[srxcIAL DprArcHEs TO II GoLD HILL
DAILY NEWS!
Aud Advises the South to Decorate
Their Lamp Posts.
President Grants Policy In the
Louisiana Case.
lsrruAL DprArcnEs To rHn GoLp HILL
DAILY NKws.!

Progress OF the Electoral ConaI
WASHINGTON. Feb. 1.-THE House
met at 10 o'clock this morning and took
a recess until the arrival Of the Senate
at II o'clock, when the joint meeting
Of Congress was resumed. TO receive the
Of the Electoral Commission on
the question Of the Louisiana electoral
vote. which report was submitted In
aud signed BY a majority Of the
commissioners.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-04-11
JoTrrlgos.

We know now that Spring has
come, for tramp printers are becom.
ing numerous.
Council Bluffs, on Monday, cast
!, ABS votes, which is 40 votes less than
Ottumwa cast on the 9Th of March, al
the city election.
Even Dubuque has elected are pub
lican Mayor, Assessor, &C., and TIN.
is city which has been the Gibral
ter Of Iowa democracy.
The lion and the lamb have lai,
down together in South Carolina
and the lamb is in the inside o
the lion, where it will probably re
main.
The proposition to aid the extension
of the Iowa Central to Ottumwa al,
Muchachinock and Kirkville, meet
general approval among our people
We must have it.
"A young man at TT. Madison nance
John Wilken was announced to b,
married to most estimable youn.
lady Of that city last Sunday, but h
left town Saturday, and is now being
advertised.
The circulation and business of tn,
Daily and Weekly COURIER were new
er better than to-day which show
that the people read and patroniz
a newspaper when they can get one
If the democratic party WASH
like a stone fence, to-wit: biggc
when knocked down than whel
standing up, we should say that
was now dead for keeps.